444)4444)444
Making Iho Little
Farm Pay
By C. C BOWSFICLO
NO render of
till depart
incut need
fear thiit purely
theoretical fiinn-
lllg I Urged III Him
c Pi'Iiko tif priu-tl-ciil
method.
These article are
written fur the
Vieiiollt of tllb
IIhIuiI landowner
iih well u ama
teurs, iinil linn li
coniliiciiiliitlnn hit
cuiiiu from experi
enced ini'ii who
realise the shortcoming of ordinary
farming,
Fur ItiNliiiirn, will In I urge the advis
ability of growing fruit In localities
which linvu tlm advantage of good
market. I should dislike to see f ii rm
in In tlit central stale or anywhere
else devote tlioumolTc to thin single
industry, 'I lint would lie about am fool
lull nit exclusive trrtiln raising nr dairy
ing Tim ori-luird belong In a scheme
of mixed farming, together with poul
try iiinl hog,
Important fact fr fruit grower
ii ru Hint orchard land limy ho iniidn to
pay double nud tlio fortuity of tlm loll
maintained without extraordinary ef
fort Will li tliu tree ii ro coming to
iiinturlly In ml ciiriiH nothing fur five or
MlX your tllllcs t Ill-re l II pill 11 of veg
etable ruining, when a return of $ 1(10
mi itcre In eiially secured (iml tlm noil
In benefited by the nociumi ry cultiva
tion, t'nlt'N such a system of cropping
In entiiblhiliod a noiibearlhg orchard In
lift to bo iicit1-til. mid thl result In
waulu of time, liivcHtuicut mid In ml.
Thccnltlvutlon of vegetable or small
fruit In no orchard In therefore for Hie
purpono of situilng Immediate profit
nml keeping up the luullty of the noil.
It trt1 further tliiin llilii, however, for
It titn Ut'M tho In nd return n living In
coma won In iiufiironililo fruit sen
oiu, when Into front, liiHi'i't pot or
other destructive agcm-lc have spoiled
(tie apple, pi-nni, plum nod chorrle.
Applo mid cherry tree should be
planted thirty foot apart; plum, pour
and peach tree twenty to twenty-five
foot apart. Tho tree need to stand
iu straight row to penult tho free use
of a homo cultivator in the vegetable
and berry pnti-he. lino of tho moat
common mistake In farming I to
plant tree too ni'iir together.
Nitrogen, phosphorus and potaaslutn
are ni-cowmry for the furtlllxatlou of
fruit tree and plnnta In general. Nl
trogun can be obtained In suible ma
nure, but tho prliu'lpnl aource la air.
and we may obtiilu It by growing
legume. Vegetable gardening carried
on with tho eld of barnyard manure
In an excellent treatment for on-hard
land. Phosphoru may be obtained liy
the u no of raw rorlc phosphate or bono-
nicitl. I'otiiioiliiui la contained In large
atiiounta In our ordinary aoil In a
more or lima unavailable atnte. To Rot
more iMitiiB.-iliiiu In audi a ahape that
tho plnnta can uo it we can either
apply aolublo potiiKNlum aalta or un
loi-lc that which la already prenent In
abundance. Experiment have ahown
that It doc not pay to apply potaa
hiiu to ordinary aolla, provided decay
iiiK oruiink- matter lu the form of ma
cure or cover crop I worked Into the
null. The decnyltiK organic matter will
liberate the potanKlnm.
It may uot be guiierally known that
apple are about a hard on land at
wheat or coru, except they do not take
from It a much phoHphorua. A 4
bimhol apple crop remove from the
oil about tho aaiiio amount of nllro
sen and potnaxlum and half aa much
phimphoru a fifty bushel of corn or
twenty-live bushel or wnent. inero-
foro a thorough ayiitem of gardening
not only make the orchard land do
double duty, but reatore thu aoll fer
tility.
If for any reaaon gardening cannot
bo curried on In a thorough way in an
orchard I ahould recommend legume
in place of manure a the source of
nltniL'eiioii organic mutter. It la
ahown that a cheap way to grow
legume U to apply ground limestone
mid rock plioHphute. Tho coxt of this
treatment would not exceed $2 per acre
per year, which ahould not nerlonly
Interfere with thin system of fortlllitt
tlon.
POTATO NOTES.
To secure an early supply of new po
tatoes next season plant the tubers of
any good early variety In pots and
tart them in tho boiiHe. Kour or five
inch pots can be lined, flllod only about
two thirds full of soil, leaving room for
a ton dressing of soli to be supplied as
the plants grow, after the manner of
hilling up potatoes when grown in the
garden. One potato is sulllclent for
each not.
Time the nlnntlng so the plants will
be well Blurted In the pots when they
are to lio trniiNtilnnted in the gnrdeu a
the time the tulmrn nre iiHiinlly plnntoi!
outdoors.
If there la a well ventilated, cool,
llKht place, such nn a cold frame or
cool gi-eonhoiiHO, In which to grow them
potatoes can lie rained In pnta and full
Hlzed t libera developed very much ear
lier than the first crop from the gar
den. Tell Inch pots will be snlHdi'titly
large. Hub off all the eyes except tlio
strongest for pot culture.
. " ' ' . " ' .
ALFALFA A MONEY MAKER.
Iuooms In Assurtd If Prepsr Dlree
tlont Art Followed.
By H. D. HUGHES,
Chlof of btirnsu of fnrm cm, low r.
cultural tupoHmmil dntlon.
BiHTca does not always come with
first attempt with nlfulfu, but that
should not be discouraging. The pet
cent of failures In securing a stand of
alfalfu Is not so great a with many
othor crop commonly grown. Very
simple measure turn failure to sue-
ecu, ror inxtance, in a nu inner or
ciimo where the seeding of alfalfa
failed without Inoculation, the mnro ad
dition of :)iiii pound per ae ro of soil
from an alfalfa Held or from a sweet
clover pab-h brought success. After
IniK'iiliillou the soil produced a flue
growth of alfalfa, in other section
of the atnte, particularly In the south
central, the application of from 1,600
pou mis to 3,iX! pounds of lime per acre
brought suce when varlou oilier
trhl without lime fulled.
rerhnpi the most Important thing In
securing a stand of alfalfa 1 the
liberal use of manure even on loll
above the average In fertility. Its ap
plication before plowing lias increased
AM IOWA khTKUVK KIl'.t.D.
the yield of alfalfa notably. On all
will below the average the use of
manure ha been almolutcly eaaentlal
to ccurliig a aallKfactory stand and
yield.
In buying alfalfa seed, a In buying
ood for other crops, the hlghext priced
oed la usually the cheapest In order
that the aci-d may all be sowed under
proper condition for germination, It
should preferably be put in wtlb an
ordinary grain drill, and In average soli
covered to a depth of almut one Inch.
To dlatribute tho seed uniformly It Is a
good plan to set the drill so as to sow
only about (en pound per acre and
then to go over the land twice for ex
ample, crossing tho Held north aud
south first and then cast and west
There ha been much dlsc-moilon re
garding the variety of alfalfa best
suited to Iowa condition. Since the
per cent of winter killing has been
MininNMillvnlv low aiwt a.wi.1 tit tho
hurdler varieties la very high priced
and also uncertain a to purity tnc
only variety which can well lie recom
mended for general use la that known
a thu common American. This la
grown almost altogether In such states
Kaunas and Nebraska. Seed grown
on nonlrrtgiited land, uuder conditions
so nearly aa possible the same as are
found In Iowa, Is usually preferable.
No hay should bo removed the yeai
that the alfalfa Is seeded. Spring
seeding may be clipped once or twice
when necessary to keep down the
weeds, but a good growth should cover
the ground when freezing weather
comes on in the fall.
t'sually the alfalfa should be cut
when about one-tenth of tho beads are
In bloom, which generally is early In
June, aa this Is about tho tlmo that
the new shoot begin to appear at the
bottom of the stalk.
Much has been said regarding the
dltllculty of handling and curing the
first cutting, but reports from those
men In Iowa who have the largest
acreages state that alfalfa is not more
difficult to cure than red clover. A
number have said that It la easier to
cure.
Various methods of curing have been
used successfully.
In dry, sunny weather alfalfa cut
one afternoon may be raked the fol
lowing day, put In bunches and much
of It stacked the same day.
It Is Important that aa few of the
leaves as possible bo lost. In order
to Have the leaves many growers rake
tho nlfnlfn into windrows ns soon os
It has wilted and before the leaves are
dry, bunch the hay with a rake as
soon ns dry enough to stack and haul
It at once. This method also eliminates
the labor of cocking the hay, a feature
which has been found desirable by a
number of men who handle largo acre
ages.
Where one has much alfalfa hay to
cure a Ride delivery rake will be found
to be-of tho greatest value.
Where the hay Is to be cocked It Is
cut late in tho afternoon or the morn
ing, rnked before dlnuer and put in
cocks in the afternoon. Ilere It should
be loft for two or three days. The use
of hay covers assures one of little
difficulty in curing even tho first
cutting and produces a hay of very
excellent quality.
The Car of Eggs.
Tho perishable nature of (in egg Is
too little understood. Dampness, heat
above HO degrees, strong odors, drafts,
delay in marketing, are factors which
vorv quickly destroy freshness and
good quality of eggs.
Protect Small Trees.
Rco that the grass is pulled away
from the base of small trees. Better
put wire protectors about them so
mice or rabbits cannot Injure theui
during the winter.
Judge L. T. Harris
Judge Lawrence T. Harris, can
didate for one of the republican
nominations for Justice of the Bu
preme court, was born September
13tb, 1873. at Albany, Oregon;
graduated from the University of
Oregon in 1393, and from the law
department of the University of
Michigan in 1896; represented
Lane county in the Legielalure in
1901 aud 11)03; was elected speaker
of the House in the session of 1903,
and although the sendon wus a
7
J
minis full ir-fiiW, fiiil i A
JIIXJK U T. HAKIUM
streneoua one no appeal waa ever
taken from any ruling made by
hi m as speaker of the House; prac
ticed law in Eugene from 1896 to
1905 when he was appointed Cir
cuit Judge to fill a newly created
oflice in the second Judicial Dis
trict; in 1906 was nominated in
the primaries without opposition
and at the general election was
elected without oppcition to the
sauio office; and in 1912 after serv
in six years more was nominated
in the primary election by both
the republican and democratic
parties without opposition and
elected without opposition. Ual
lot slogan: ''Continue impartially
to upnoiu me law and justice
wiuioui tear or lavor."
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
SHOULD BEWARE
Party Should Be Represented
on National Committee
By a Republican
The Republicans of Oregon are en
titled to have a Republican named as
the National Republican Committee
man from this Stale. C. W. Ackerson
who claims to be a Republican, Is a
eandidate. He registered aa a Frogrea
alve January 8, 1914. Then signed peti
tion of H. W. Coe to be Progressive
National Committeeman. Then can
celled his registration aa a Progres
sive and registered aa a Republican
and Immediately filed his candidacy
for membership on Republican Nation
aJ Committee. Has been an intimate
and convenient understudy of the Pro
gressiva National Committeeman and
seems now to be In combination with
him In an attempt to shanghai the
Republican organization. Ills candi
dacy is being actively backed by par
ties hostile to the Republican party
and having personal Interests and pri
vate personal grudges to serve. His
erratic and excitable temperament baa
frequently led him to flood the col
umns of the press with violent attacka
upon the Republican party and vicious
personal abuse of prominent Republi
cans and life-long residents of the
State.
It Is a grave abuse for parties who
are not Republican to register aa such.
It Is a graver abuse for outsiders to
attempt the capture of a political par
ty to gratify a personal grudge and
to promote party discord. It is an
abuse against which fair-minded men
of all parties will rise in protest We
can never have a reunited party by
pushing to the front political hotheads
and men who are political reformers
simply for the sake of office. Having
been a Republican only twenty-four
hours when he announced his candi
dacy for the highest honorary position
In the gift of the party, is some Indi
cation of what Mr. Ackerson's motive
was In registering as a Republican.
As Hon. Ralph K. Williams is the only
Republican who is a- candidate for
Republican National Committeeman,
we feel warranted In urging all loyal
Republicans in the state to give blm
their eurnest and enthusiasts aupport
CUAS. B. MOORES,
(Chairman of Republican State Cen
trnl Committee.)
M. B. McFAUL,
(President Lincoln Republican Club.)
MclClNLEY MITCHELL.
(President of Portland Republican
Club.)
C. M. IDLEMAN,
(President Multorpor Republican
Club.)
rcU-y fifth
Summons
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Crook county.
Crook County, Oregon, a public corpor-
ation, planum,
vs.
John Arnlcker, Anliwood Gold Mining
Co, S A ISakley, H 11 Homes, (1 C Buch
anan, V C Butler, i K Collihan, Ilulda
Carson, 11 K ChahVe, Frank DChamplin,
H W Compton, E F Cooper, John W
Crook, F M Donaldson, Catherine
Dwyer, fclmlra Fergunon, Ida A rinc.h.
Chas Fosberg, L Ii French. H W
iambic, BOildner, Joneoli W Gleaner.
h I ilolin, Clias F liolt. Eva Jono-
son, l iS Keiley, Irvine & Hamilton, J
W Jones, LaliJIsw Banking ft Trust
Co, W A Lamb, (ieo 1' Lee, W Lord, F
M Lowland, J W Mucker. H K Miller.
Lettie Mill.-r, Klme Milligan, A M
Mmkler, J M Montuomery. 11 K Allen.
Columbia Valley Trust Co, Columbia
Southern Irrigation (, Mary Ferguson,
Hotelier ft t rnup, w r Hammer, W W
Harris. KJ Lune, Mavfield Bros, J W
McColliim,-,lal MiColfiini, McTaggart
A Bye.Mrs M J li , W P Myers. A
W Myers, John M, Conn irk, T McCoy,
1 11 Mctiliee, (; ( McNeelev, leirv W
Newbill, C I' Neih-o, T It Kaborn, J 8
HanncHs, I) Ml -,, Keed A Hteidl, Tom
Iteilly est, A T U .le, P B Reynolds,
Redmond Towuile Co, O U Handy,
rianford ft Rodman, I) P Slirum, Simp
son ft Wiison, J FHtaley, Julia Bteldl,
in el tie Stevenson, J U btorey, John
Sisemore, T)ie Central Oregon Banking
ft Trust Co, Pilot But le Del Co. C M
Tripled, Henry Tweet, K B Vaughn,
Harry (i Webb, A K Wioner, J f Wei
burn. 0 W White. W C Wills est. John
Sisemore, O K Smith, J C Stiles, Wm
i htilcs, Lsconie Stiles, J P Sirickler,
CbasTedfo.d et al, Warner A Burnett,
And all persons unknown owning or
claiming to own, or having, or claiming
to have any right, title, equity or inter
est whatever in the real property here
inafter detcrilied, defendant.
To John Arnli-ker, Athwood Gold Min
ing Co, S A Bakley, 11 Homes, U U
Buchanan, C C Butler, i F Collihan,
Ilulda Carson, H K Chafiee, Frank D
Chaplin, S W Compton, E F Cooper,
John W Crooks, F M Donaldson,
Catherine Dwyer, Elmira Ferguson,
Ma A Finch, Chas Fosbttrg, L K
French, II W Gamble, B iiildner,
Joseph W Glesner, E T Holmes,
CtiaM F Holt, Eva Johnson, D B
Keiley, Irvine A Hamilton, J W
Jones, Laidlaw Banking A Trust Co,
W A Lamb, Geo P Lee, W Lord, F M
Lnveland, J W Mac-key, II E Miller,
Lettie Miller, Elsie Milligan, A M
M inkier, J M Montgomery, 11 K
Allen, Columbia Valley Trut Co,
Columbia Southern Irrigation Co,
Mary Ferguson, Fletcher & Croup, W
F Hammer, W W Harris, E J Lane,
Mavfield Brrw, J W McCollum, Jail
McCollum, McTsgitart A Bve, Mr M
J Price W P Myers, A W Myers,
John McCormick, T McCoy, T II Mc
Ghee, C C McNeelev, Perry W New
bill, C P Nelson, T'R Raborn, J S
Raunetls, D P Kea, Reed & Steidl,
Tom Iteilly est. A T Rendle, P B
Reynolds, Redmond Townsite Co, C
E Sandy, Sanford Rodman, D P
Shrum, Simpson & Wilson, J F
Sialey, Julia Steidl, Nettie Steven
son. J O Storey, John Sisemore, The
Central Oregon Bsnking A Trust Co,
Pilot Butte Del Co, C M Triplett,
Henry Tweet, R B Vaughn, Harry G
. Webb, A E Winner. J F Welburn, G
W White, W C Wills eet. John Sise
more. G E Smith, J C Stiles, Wm G
Stiles, Laconie Stiles, J P Smokier,
Chas Tedford etal, Warner A Burn
ett, and all persons unknown owning
or claiming to own, or having or
claiming to have, any right, title,
equitv or interest whatever in the
real property hereinafter described,
the above named defendants:
la the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby notified that Crook
County, Oregon, a public corporation,
the holder of Cartifkatee of ' Delin
quency numbered C 101 to C 19S, sav
ing and excepting numbers C 141, is
sued on the 2uth day of April, 1914, by
the Tax Collector of the county of
Crook, state of Oregon, for the amount
of Two thousand nine hundred tbirty-
one and ninety-nine nunureuins
tn-931.91.). Dol..r.,V same being the
amount then due and delinqnent for
taxes for the year 1908, together witb
penalty, interest and costs thereon up
on the real propel ty assessed to you, of
which you are the owner as appear of
record, situated in said county and
state, and particularly bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: Lot 2, blk
40, Palmain, eX se se, 36 9-16;
nw nw, e nw sec 20, tp 19, r 13, el
se sec 5, tp 19, r 21, v sw sec 4, tp
19, r 21, se ne sec 9, sw nw, w sw
sec 10, tp 12, r 12, ee seH' sec 1, tp 13,
r 13, sS sw. ne s sec 6, tp 13, r 14,
sw sw sec 23. tp IS, r 12, n w sec
5, tp 15, r 20, n se sec 6, tp 15, r 20,
nw sec 11, tp 13, r 20, e se, nw se,
sw ne sec 6, tp 13, r lit, ne, e se
sec 25, tp 12, r 15, lots 2, 3 4, se sw
sec 30, tp 12, r 16, t4 nw, nw sw
sec 25, tp 12, r 15, also parcel in sec 20,
tp 12, r 15, wi se), w ne sec 10, tp 14,
r 18, lot 4, blk 17, Laidlaw, sw s sec
22. tp 17, r 10, wi nw, se nw sec 27,
tp 17, r 10, e ne, 1 se sec 8, tp 18,
r 21, sw se, ei se sec S, tp 11, r IS,
nw sw sec 9, tp 11, r 18, el bc sec 32,
ni BWt sec 33, tp iu, r i4, nej sec !, tp
! r ll. nwl sec 13. Id 12. r 16. ni swl.
se sw, sw se sec 24, tp 9. r 17, si ne
h s"0 17, tp 11, r 19. n? nw, sw
nw'-i sec 17, se ne sec is, tp ll, r la,
nw nw sec 11, tp 11, r 17. el nl sec
17, to 17, r 18, ne se sec 34. ne ne
sec 22, tp 15, r 12, w ei sec 16, tp 14, r
21, lot 8, blk 1 Ashwood, ne nw, nl
ne, ee ne sec 29, tp 10, r 13. lots 13,
14, blk 14, Laidlaw, wi v, J sec 30, tp to,
10. lots 1, z, blk l, rautina, swt Bee
10, tp 15, r 12, n nw, bw nw. nw
sw sec 29, tp 12, r 13, ne nw, wi ne,
nwsesec32, tp 20, r 24, ei ne, n
se sec 19, tp 21, r 12, lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk
2, 2nd aihl to Print villa, se sw, aw
se sec 26, ei nw, ne sec 35, tp 12, r
13. swl sec as. tp 14, r in, ee ee, sw
se, ae sw sec 33, tp 23, r 10, si si,
sw ne, se nw Bee 24, tp 14, r 14, lot
3, blk 2, Sisters, lots 8, 4, o, t, Dig o,
Sisters, lots 11, 12, blk 13, Laidlaw,
lots 1. 2, 11, 12, blk 5, Laidlaw, lot 8,
blk 17, Deschutes add, lots 13, 14, blk
33, Palmain; ne se see 14, tp 13, r 13,
el ew, nw sw sec 13, tp 12, r 13, si
ne, n 1 ee eeo 2, tp 17. r 20, wi netj,
w se sec 29, tp 15, r20, lint in nw
ne soo S3, nw ne, se nwl sec 20, tp
12 r 12. lotB 0. 7. blk 11, Ashwood, lot
2. blk 11. Ashwood, lot 14, blk 20, Pal
main, lot (I, blk 11, Palmain, lotB 5, 6,
lilk 15. Prineville. nwl se sec 2li, tp 10,
r 11, nl ne, si ne sec 31, n nw
sec 32, tp 11, r 17, sw eec 28, tp 17, r
20, ee eec 7, tp lit, r 13, wi se, ne se
teJi ne sec 8, tp 13, I 14, lot 9, blk 3,
Third add to Frlneville, set, swj, iwj
sej sec 82, tp 12, r 16, lot 2, sw ne'
sec 6. tp 13, r 15, let 22, bik 45, Red
mond, lot 2, blk 54, Redmond, e
sci sec 84, tp 14, r 12, lot 2, sec 3, tp
if., r 12, l sec 23. ni sec 24, tp
10, r 13, ti set sec 2, tp 17, r 12, i
nej, i sej, sJ seJi sec 16, tp 9, r 1M,
lot 5, blk 4, 6lb add to Prioeville, 50x100
se cor Lytle acre, strip of land 100 ieet
wide weat of canal, Prineville parcel,
lot 9, blk 11, Palmain, e ne, st net.
nJ se see 4, tp 10, r 19, nwj, n-J
wi, lots 2, 3, of sec 7, tp 18, r 17, nr
sec 32, tp 19, r 10, Lytle, 80x200, tA
" i- i se sec 25, tp 19, r 19, all sec 10,
tp 20, t 10, lot 15, blk 16, Bend, lot 6,
blk , Bend, lot 11, blk 28. lot 13, blk
2H, Bend, f J se sec 24, ei ne sec 25, tp
17, r 11, wj ne, i nej, ne4 s sec 9,
tp 12, r 10, nr, se n, ne w,
1.9 J se sec 23, tp 13, r 15, lot 8, blk it,
L.itllaw, sec 34, tp M, r 19, r n,
u, in sec 2h, tp 15, W,
personal property lien on te sec 15,
tp 12, r 15, loti 13. 14, l.'i, blk 15, Bewl,
in) sec 10. tp 10, r 15, rte iw tec
11. tp 17. r W, lot 11. bik 6, ,t 3, blk
20, Laidlaw, lots 2:1, 24, blk IS, Laidlaw.
lots 1, 2, blk IS, LaMlaw. lot 11, blk 4,
Laidlaw, lots It, 10, 11, 12, blk 17, Des
chii'eii. in rm. im ne tec 23, 1 1 -
Sic 14, tp lo, r 12.
Said John A r nicker, Ashwood Gobi
Mining Co, S A Bakley, S 11 Bornes, C
C Buchanan, C C Butler, G F Cailihan,
Ilulda Carson. H K Chaffee, Frank D
I Chamjilin, S W Compton, E F Cooper,
John w UrojKi, r ai ioiiaiuson, tain-
erine Dwyer, Elmira rerguson, Ida A
Finch, Chas Fosberg, L K French, H
W Gamble, B Gildner, Joseph W
Glessner, ET Holme, Chas F Holt.
Eva Johnson, D B Keiley, Irvine A
Hamilton, J W Jones, Laidlaw Bank
ing A Trust Co, W A Lamb, (ieo P Lee,
W Ixird. F M Loveland, J W Mackey,
II E Miller, Lettie Miller, Eleie Milli
gan, A M Muikler, J M Montgomery,
H K Allen, Columbia Valley Trust Co,
Columbia Southern Irrigation Co, Mary
FergUKin, Fletcher A Croup, W F Ham
mer, W W Harris, E J Lane, Mayfield
Bros, J W McCollum, Jail McCollum,
McTaggart A Bye, Mrs M J Price, W F
Myers, A W Myers, John McCormick,
T McCoy, T II McGbee, C C McNeeley,
Perry W Newbill, U Y kelson, 1 K
Kaborn. J S Ilanuels, D P Rea, Reed A
Steidl, Tom heilly est, A T Rendle, P
B Rernolds, Redmond Townsite Co, C
E Sandy, Sanlord A Rodman, D P
Shrum, Simpson A Wilson, J F Staler,
Julia Steidl. Nettie Stevenson, J O
Storey, John Sisemore, The Central
Oregon Banking A Truit Co, Pilot Butte
Del Co, C M Tuplett, Henry Tweet, R
B Vaughn, Harry G Webb, A E Wiener,
J F Welburn, G W White, W C Wills
est, John Sisemore, U t, amitn, J C
Stiles, W m u Stiles, Laconie Miles, J
P Strickler, Chas Tedford et al, Warner
A Burnett, and all persons unknown
owning or claiming to own, or having
or claiming to bave any right, title,
equity or interest whatever in the real
property hereinabove described, as the
owners of the legal title of the above
described property aa the same appear
of record and each of the other persons
above named are hereby further noti
fied that Crock county, Oregon, a pub
lic corporation, will apply to the circuit
court of the county and state aforesaid
for a decree foreclosing the lien against
tbe property above described and men'
tioned in said certificate. And yon are
hereby summoned to appear within
eixtv days after tbe first publication
of tula BumnioDH, exclusive of tbe
day of said first publication, and de
fend this action or pay tbe amount
due aa above ahown together with
costs and accrued Interest and In
caee of your failure to do so, a de
cree will lie rendered forecloelnir tbe
lien of eaid taxes and costs against
the lund and premises above named.
This summons Is published by or
dtr of tbe Honorable G. Springer.
judge of the county court of tbe
atate of Oregon, for the county of
Crook, and said order was made
and dated the 23rd day of April,
1914, and the date of the first publi
cation of this summons is the 23rd
day of April, 1914, and the last pub
lication June 25th, 1914.
All process and papers In this pro
ceeding may be served upon tue un
Jjned residing w bin the state
of Oregon, at the address hereafter
mentioned. Willabd H. Wibtz,
District attorney and attorney for
plaintiff. Address, Prineville, Ore.
Summons.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Crook county.
Crook County, Oregon, a public corpor
ation, plaintiff,
vs.
Hardy Allen, Geo. W. Barnes, Sarah
Bandle, Mrs. M. M. Beck, Columbia
Valley Trust Co., Mary Ferguson,
Fletcher A Croup, J. L. Gard, Walter
Gilliespie, W. F. Hammer, P. A.
Hamilton, Irvin A Hamilton, Cora
A. Jones, J. W. Jones, J. G. Julien,
Heirs Frank Brogan, E. H. Butler,
E. J. Lane, James Magneee. J. W.
McCollum, Jell McCollum, J. W. Mc
Kay, McTaggart A Bve, Eric Nelson,
Mrs. E. Poindexter, C. A. Potter, E.
S. Potter, John Sisemore, G. E.
Smith, Mrs. Mary E. Smith, John C.
Stiles, Wm. G. Stiles, Laconie Stiles,
J. P. Strickler, Uren A Son, Warner
& Burnett, A. E. Weisner, Dan C.
Crowlev, W. W. Harris, C. S. Ray,
Ed Joslin Est., W. F. C. Profitt,
Profitt Bros., Chas. Lamson, May
field Bros., J. L. Lingan, Nancy E.
Pratt, Mrs. M. J. Price, L. S. Rogers,
,1. H. Overturf G. Kampher, J. F.
Drew, Columbia Southern Irrigation
Co., and all persons unknown owning
or claiming to own, or having, or
claiming to have, any right, title,
equity or interest whatever in the
real property hereinafter described,
defendants.
To Hardy Allen, Geo W Barnes, Sarah
Bandle, Mrs M M Beck, Columbia
Valley Trust Co, Mary Ferguson,
Fletcher A Croup, J L Gard, Walter
Gilliespie, W F Hammer, P A Ham
ilton, Irvin A Hamilton, Cora A Jones
J W Jones, J G Julien, Heirs Frank
Bropan, E II Butler, E J Lane, James
Magness, J W McCollum, Jell McCol
lum, .1. W McKay, McTacgart & Bye,
Eric Nelson. Mrs E Poindexter, C A
Potter, E S Potter, John Sisemore, G
E Smith, Mrs Mary E Smith, John C
Stiles, Wm G Stiles, Laconie Stiles,
J P Strickler, Uren ft Son, Warner A
Burnett, A E Weisner, Dan C Crow
ley, W W Harris, C S Ray, Ed Joslin
Est., W F C Profitt, Profitt Bros,
Chas Lamson, May field Bros., J L
Lingan, Nancy E Pratt, Mrs M J
Price, L S Rogers, J 11 Overturf, G
Kampher, J F Drew, Columbia South
ern Irrigation Co, aud all persons un
known owning or claiming to own, or
having or claiming to have, any right,
title, canity or Interest whatever la
the rea property hereinafter de
scribed, the above named defendants:
in toe name ol tbe state ot Oregon,
Yon are heieby notified that Crook
county, Oregon, a pnblie corporation,
the holder of Certificates of Delinquency
numbered CI to C57, saving and ex
cepting numbers C12, C29, C38 and
C41 ; issued on tbe 18th day of March,
1914. by the Tax Collector of tbeconnty
of Crook, state of Oregon for the
amonnt of One thousand one hundred
nineteen and fifty hundredths ((1119.50)
Dollars, the same being the amount
then due and delinqnent for taxes for
the year 1907, together witb penalty,
interest and costs thereon upon the
real property assessed to you, of which
yon are the owner as appears of record,
situated in Ssid county ami state, and
particularly bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
Lot 7, 8, 9, blk 1, Sieterg.
IM 3, blk 2. Sitr.
Lots 5, 6, blk fi. Siters.
Lot 2, 3, blk H, Prinevil'e.
Lots 7. 8. blk 3, Deschutes.
Nl nw, s nw nee 19. tp 17 r 19.
Lots 11, 12. blk 13. Laidiaw.
Ixit H, blk 17, De,:hnte
Lou 13, 14. blk 33, Palmain.
Lot (I, blk 27, Palmain.
Lot 5. blk 15, Redmond.
Ne se sec 14, e sw, nw sw, sea
13, tp 12, r 13.
Lot 9, blk 3, Palmain.
Lot 8, blk 1, Anhwood.
Lots 6. 7, 8. 9, blk 28, Bend.
Ne nw, nl ne, se ne see 29, tp
10. r 13.
Si sw sec 19, tp 10, r 13.
W'K ne, se, ne, nw se sec 35, tp
9, r 17.
Lota 12, 13, 14, blk 3, Palmain.
Lot 14, blk 11, Palmain.
W ne. wi se sec 29, tp 15, r 20.
Si se sec 10, n ne sec 15, tp 15, r "
12.
Lots 6, 7 blk 11, Ashwood.
Lot 2, blk 11, Ashwood.
Lot 16, blk 11, Lvtle ad l.
Lot 14, blk 20, Palmain.
Lot 6, blk 11, Palmain.
SlA nW sec 18. tp 15 r 10.
A parcel of land commencing at a
point 400 feet east of the sw corner of
sw ne 24 9-16. thence east 214 feet,
thence north 214 feet, thence west 214
feet, thence "south 214 feet to place of
beginning.
Ne sec 14. tp 1, r 10.
Nwsecl4, tp 18, r JO.
Lots 13, 14, 15, blk 15, Bend.
Lot 11. blk 22. Bend.
Sw1 sw sec 16, tp 16, r 15.
Ne sw sec 11, tp 17. r 16.
WI ne, se ne, ne se eec 26, tp 17,
r 24.
Lot 1, tli ne, se nw sec 4, tp 22,
rl6.
Lots 23, 24. blk 18. Laidlaw.
Lots 1. 2, blk 18, Laidlaw.
Lot 11, blk 4. Laidlaw.
Lots 10, 11, blk 3, NewBom add Prine
ville. S1 se sec 14, ne nw, nw ne sec
23. tp 15. r 12.
Lot 8, blk 9, Laidlaw.
Ne se sec 12, tp 10, r 17.
W&sw, 8ej gw ec 7, tp 10, r 17.
SI ne, n se sec 2, tp 17, r 20.
E 1-2 lots 4, 5, 6, blk 16, Laidlaw.
NK ne sec 10, tp 17. r 21.
W 1 ne, se ne, ne se sec 32, tp
10, r 19.
Se sec 9. sw nw sec 15, nl se
sec 16, tp 10, r 19.
Nwsec3, tpl3,rl3.
i intereet nw ne sec 33, and in nw
ne, se nw sec 26. tp 12, r 12.
SI ne, n ee eec 8, tp 13, r 13.
El sw, M se sec 24, tp 10, r 13.
Lots 5, 6. blk 15, Prineville.
Nw nw sec 25, n ne, se ne sec
26. tp 13, r 19.
Se sec 9. tp 21, r 14.
Se se sec 11, s sw sec 12, nw
nw sec 13, ne ne sec 14, tp 9, r 14.
El sw, se nw sec 16, tp 13, r 1L
Lots 1, 2, 11, 12, blk 5, Laidlaw.
Said Hardy Allen, Geo W Barnes,
Sarah Bandle, Mrs M M Beck, Colum
bia Valley Trust Co, Marv Ferguson,
Fletcher & Croup, J L Gard, Walter
Gilliespie, W F Hammer. P A Hamil
ton, Irvin A Hamilton, Cora A Jones.
J W Jones. J Q Julien, Heirs of Frank
Brogan, E H Butler, E J Lane, James
Magness, J W McCollum, Jell McCol
lum, J W McKay, McTaggart A Bye,
Eric Nelson, Mr E Poindexter, C A '
Potter, E S Potter, John Sisemore, G E
Smith, Mrs. Mary E Smith, John C
Stiles, Wm G Stiles, Laconie Stiles, J P
Strickler, Uren A Son. Warner A Burn
ett, A E Weisner, Dan C Crowley, W
W Harris, C L Rav, Ed Joslin est. W P
C Profitt, Profitt "Bros, Chas Lamson,
Mayfield Bros, J L Lingan, Nancy E
Pratt, Mrs M J Price, L S Rogers, J H
Overturf. G Kampher, J F Drew, Col
umbia Southern Irrigation Co, and all
persons unknown owning or claiming
to own, or having or claiming to have
any right, title, equity or interest what
ever in tne real property nereinarjova
described ; aa tbe owners of the legal
title of the above described property as
the same appears of record and each of
the other persons above named are
hereby further notified that Crook
county. Oreaon, a public corporation,
will apply to the circuit court ol tne
county and state aforesaid for a decree
foreclosing the lien against the prop
erty abive described and mentioned in.
said certificate. And you are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty days
after the first publication of the sum
mons exclusive of the day of said first
publication, and defend this action or
pay the amount due as above shown to
gether with costs and accrued interest
and in case of your failure to do so, a
decree will be rendered foreclosing the
lien of eaid taxes and costs against the
land and premises above named.
This summons is published by order
of the Honorable G. Springer, judge of
the county court of the state of Ore-,
gon for the county of Crook, and said
order was made and dated the 25th
day of March, 1914, and the date ot
the first publication of this summons
is the 26th day of March, 1914. Date
of last publication May 28, 1914.
All process and papers in this pro
caeding may be served npon the under
signed residing within the state of Ore
gon, at the address hereafter men
tioned. WlLLARD H. WlRTZ,
District Attorney and attorney for
plaintiff. Address Prineville, Oregon.
Estray Notice
One 3-year old horse, branded 2 or
4 V connected on left hip at siltle
Joint; left, hind foot white, white spot
iu forehead. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying ex
penses of advertising, etc.
G. T. Ei.nmiKiB,
4-9-4p Prineville, Ore.
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