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AMERICA'S CRACK QUACKS.
American iplilrk society, exclusive of
humans, consists of Hid I'eklu, Indian
Ktiiuicr, Aylesbury. Iloiicn. Cayuga.
Knst India, Cull, lllue Swedish, Mus
covy nuil Crested.
They all descended from the wild
Mallard Xfcpt the Muscovy, a native
of Hotitli Atiurl'n mid the only duck
tlnit nests mid roost In tree.
America's most prominent ducks nra
(do IVkln n lid luilliin lluimer, and
they lii'itd the wnddler procession bo
cause of peculiar, practical characteris
tics. Tlio Pekln. origin Clilnn, has been
changed by American expert Into tlui
finest imirki't duck In tho world. It Is
In r tfi', long bodied, wide backed, broad
breasted, deep keeled, of elevated car
riage In front, sloping toward rear
and In woll rotinili'd all nroiind. It In a
fast grower, easily forced for market.
Imrdy, reaching In adult twenty-five
pounds to tla pair, and when well fed
lrocut a most beautiful golden yel
low cn reins, and It 1 also mi excellent
Y'.'if '" . '
Thoto by C. M. lUrnlts.
ri'.Kin i n a k a.
layer of big egg. It is a creamy white
In color, and a Hock of big IVkln on
green sod U certainly a Hue sight. Tim
I'ekln Id llm exclusive duck on all tho
largo duck plimtH of thin country.
The Indlnn ltuniicr, origin India, a
Its name Implies, la not a waddlcr. It
runs, iiml thu way It Una run Into prom
inence In this country la remarkable.
Ita culor la fawn and whllo. It In uhoiit
hnlf thu bI.o of the IVkln, Ima Uie
anino yellow rarcaaa, la of dollcnto flitili
and dcllcloiia llnvor, but lln ticcullnr
and remarkable clinrnctcrlHtlc la lta
ability to lay an abundance of rk'k'a
tho yenr around.
It la called the "U-Rhorn of the duck
fiimlly," and well la It named, for there
oro few ll(K k of heua Hint cau outdla-
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riioto by C. to. Barnlla.
INDIAN 11UNNE11 I)DOK.
tanco thla quack on egga and many
that It puta Into the ahiuto.
The real Kunnor laya a largo white
egg much on the atylo of the Minorca,
and wbon Bold "accidentally on pur-
pono" for the lnttor eplcurea declare
thorn the moat dollcloua Minorca egffa
they ever ate.
' DON'TS.
Don't call yourself an eiport until
your work provoa you such pnd othera
declare you aucb.
Don't expect customers not to kick
at dressed fowls with, full crops. Sell
food If you will, but don't try to pubs
It off as dressed poultry.
Don't go Into tho exclusive brollor
buBluoss unions you know tho business
and you bnve a market or you may
bave a broiler explosion.
Don't expect to go right nlong mak
ing money bund over list in poultry.
Tfou will have reverses, buti reverses
(ire not alwuya curNos.
Dou't rush to sell off young stock
unless you are nn expert on develop
ment Many n young fowl sent to
market would bnve made n high miirlt
for breeding and show If It bad been
allowed to grow.
GET WI8C( ADVERTISE!
A duck and kuom, with faesa long and
nitd
And acta whlnh hd that they Wra
lllihllnii timd,
Blood tulkliiM, alMioi'ltig foot and shaking
hi, ml.
And thin la wlmt lln two birds ld;
't rnnnol n," imrkd Mrs. IVkln duck,
'Why Hint olil loin linn all til hui'pr luckl
Hit luy an nut hull mi lurau u mm,
And I Imn man cull bur "Murvoi: supor-
Iln.l
"Whera nra th chl!ilrn that I rainod Isit
yonrT
ymt Hint old hn and family ara all tmra.
I Iny bl hkh, I'm hniiilKUiniir, by heck,
Tul my koimI luaks wuu t auva my ruuiiar
nock I"
Ton aura ara right." bunked Mra. Tou
I. loo, mil alck of thla villainous abulia.
I licur III, in lulK nn If Hull linn la gold.
Why, huaviiiia, I'm nut Imlf o ulll
"t In y nn a thnt'a four tlmva laiaa aa
bora.
And y,.i they hip on m tlielr niuilr
Hllll-M-
Illinium! T hy n( my Buiiilnr lat Tliunka-
alvlna iluy.
And 1 iiiual w tha minn and way!"
Tlivn from a boush a aulainn owl lookod
down
And handed this opinion, brief, profound:
"l'urdin, fair ludlaa, but your nut full
wlaa
Or, Ilka old lJIddy, you would advarllas.
"Why, Mra. Puck, your exK you drop Into
tha creek
Or Iny at four a. m. and navar tell tha
trick.
And, Mra. Oooae, you hldo your nag down
at I ho dam
And keop aa quiet aa an old dead clam.
"Pun't aland here knocking all forlorn.
Uo Iny an wa, than loudly blow your
horn.
For ha who will not adVartlae, by hack,
la aura to ot It In .the neck!"
CM. UAKNITZ.
KURIOS FROM KORRE8PONDENT8
Q. Would you edvbw putting tar
(inper under or between Inyera of ce
ment to prevent luolNturo from coming
through a concrete Uiutrl A. No. It
dwa no good and keepa the layera from
becoming one. A good old bed of cln
dera tinder concrete will prevent dumit-
inns.
y. Which tirenls are most popular
Willi the furmera? A. itocka, Dottoa
and Iti-ds.
Q. Which do you consider the brat
breed for ipilck growing, plump broil
era? A. White WyanihMtea.
Q. Which do you consider the best
poultry Journal? A. Aa there arenenr
ly lis) In this country It la dllllcult to
decide, (jet anuiple coplcw and decide
for youraelf. Wlmt we consider best
might not suit you, for you do not
state what kind of poultry Information
yon want
Q. What la a rumplcaa fowl? A. It
la a clasa of chickens bred In Kngland
that bnve no rump and consequently
no tnll.
Q. How would you advise me to
rnlse giilnenaT A. Give the egga to
bona to batch If you cau't get tha old
gulnena to do the atutit; start them on
(Mimical, fwd them much protein and
let them run wild and grow up with
the country.
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
Hero's a good one from John Hur-
roiighs: "There la virtue In the Cow. She
la full of giKiilncHs. A wholuaome odor
exliali-a from her. The whole lunds
ciio looks out of her soft eyes. The
quality and tho aroma of miles of
meadow and pasture lands are In her
presence and products. I had rather
have the. care of cuttle than lie tho
kii'iier of tho grent seal of the nation.
Where the cow is there Is Arcadia.
Bo far aa her Influence prevails, there
la contentment, humility and aweet
homely life." John never got acquaint
ed with the great American ben. Hid-
dy beats Ilossy to a frazzle.
That attempt to get a resolution
through the American roultry associa
tion against the sale of day old chicks
on tho ground that It baa a detrimental
effect on the standard bred poultry
business was certainly a frame up of
the fancy against the utility poultry
business and in comparison the fancy
Isn't S drop In tho chicken cook pot
Itecent government reports on the
grain products of this country show
tho heu again ahead of everything but
the com crop, which is 1,P2.0(I2,000.
Tho hist poultry census was restricted
to farm Hocks. A census that includes
town na woll as farm poultry we be
lieve will show the ben product equal,
If not In advance of the corn crop.
An organization Is being promoted
among poultry men called "Tho Order
of the Flea" and quite a number of
fanciers Joined nt tho annual conven
tion held at tho Chicago show. That's
certainly a doggone funny name for a
society of poultry raisers. It would
tit the bog and dog breeders better.
Now Unit you have good stock and
flue eggs for hutching, how will folks
Unci out you have these for sale unless
you advertise them. If competition
Is the life of trndo, by advertising
sales are made.
A West Virginia husband scolded
bis wife for paying UO cents for eggs.
She at once went down to the Bust
river, threw the eggs In nnd Jumped
In after them, but was saved by her
balr catching fast to the branches of
a tree. While thla la a poor advertise
ment for ber husband. It Is certainly
a genuine sample of good hair restor-
her.
It iBn't necessary to heat tho feed
or water for healthy stock, and obser
vation will show the poultry prefer
everything nntunil. Don't waste time
mollycoddling. Stick to nature.
It Is bettor to give a hon the chance
to balance her own ration than to de
pend entirely on the formula of a mill
lug company or the Judgment of ber
owner. Tut down the variety nnd
watch ber pick out whnt her system
culls for.
WHEAT AND IT8 BYPRODUCTS.
As wheat U the favorite grain of
man, so It Is also popular with poultry.
being attractive In color, size, shape,
flu vor. easy of digestion and free from
course bull.
It la culled the safest grain for poul
try, and In protein (10,2) mid carbohy
drates (,73; It la nut q'Uto so well bal
anced na oats, but It la without the
course, Indigestible hull, and It con
tains more protein mid starch and less
oil and fattener (carbohydrates; than
coru.
Ited wheat Is best for poultry and
pigeons, being luoro digestible than
white, which has more starch, ana
new wheat la more dllllcult to digest
limn old. Middlings and bran, the by
product of wheat, are very valuable
feeds nnd are used by many In prefer
ence to whole wheat. They are cheap
er and. with oilier grains and meats.
may bo iiiiinlpulnlcd to form a bal
anced ration. Tho shell of wheat la
fhoto by C. M. Barnlla.
IX Till WIIKATFIEJ.D.
the brnn, between the bran and flour.
The middle layer Is the middlings, rich
In gluten, of high protein content
(12.8 protein, H0.7 carbohydrates!,
The middlings make muscle and
blood and when wet are sticky and
when used In mush make (he bran.
ground corn and onts stick together
and make them more attractive and
edible. Wheat bran Is a much used
byproduct
It la not so rich in protein aa some
griilna, Its content being 12.2 protein,
45.3 enrb, but it Is rich In mineral
(5.8 nsb), which esjieclalty makes bonea
and eggshell and adds certain mineral
suits needed In dlgestlnu and the body.
lirnn Is particularly valuable because
It adda bulk to the ration makes It
aHingy, ao necessary that the digestive
Juices may work through.
In summer ou range the ben adds
tills bulk from vegetable sources, but
In winter It must be supplied, aa the
grain ration la too concentrated, and
bran supplies the deficiency, and, being
bulky and not rich In its elements, it
dot's this without adding much to the
fattening quality of the ration, which
la necotomry to avoid, as overfat la ao
detrimental to egg production. Adul
teration of bran la generally the case
when It la very tine, nen very
coarse It Is about nil fiber. The me
dium Is best, and brnn Is of good qual
ity when It chewa Into a cud aud the
particles stick together.
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
Kauclers often lose the rlblsin at
shows because they do not tniue their
blnla. Tho Judgo has enough to worry
him nnd to hurry hltu without having
to grab a half dozen times for a scared
rooster.
Such a bird never poaes to show off
his good points because be baa never
been trained. Taming show blrd
should begin when they are young.
Skunks near a poultry plant should
not give a poultrymau cold feet It
a chance to wako easy money by trap,
as they walk right Into a trap. The
hides bring good money. If you should
accidentally collide with a skunk don't
burn nor bury your ralmeut; hang it
over smoking cedar and It will soon
lose that polecat perfume.
A slick trick to get chickens without
tne trouoie w a
. m i i i .. i j
woraeu uy nu nmn.uu.ii u trmi.-u
Pctiiisylvnnla poultry dealers under the
guise of "chicken Inspector" and do-
clnred ho was sent out by the state do-
pnrtment to collect "sample chickens."
Ho displayed a badge aud gathered
, . ' ,
ois 01 aampiea auu uieu ui,ierious,.v
disappeared.
Tho high price of winter eggs will in-
duoe ninny to go In for chickens In the
anrliii? to cot millets to lnv fresh ecus
for them next winter. It ls wise for
these In selecting stock to remember
that not every strain of fowls ls the
good winter layer.
Toultry experts of the department
of animal husbandrv. Washington, are
Btlll on the hunt for a noiseless roost-
er. If late snoring Washington so-
clety demands a noiseless cockadoodle.
why not nlso a yapless poodle?
When Vorrla Linker of Wllllamsport,
Ta., shot a dog that carried ofT one of
his nrlze hens he was at once arrested
for cruelty to animals because he used
a rlfie and the bullet only wounded
the brute. While a load of shot or
buckshot would be a surer finish, a
quiet tulk with the owner of such a
dog generally abates the nuisance
without any unpleasant complications.
When Stephen Krupa of Jcannette.
Pa., heard n noise nt the window of
his pigeon loft an Investigation show
ed his racing pigeon. Sunny Jim, hnd
arrived home from Rio Janeiro, South
America, a distance of 4.2(H) miles, the
wonderful flier having covered thnt
vast space In Just forty-eight days,
much of the Journey oversea.
t '
.Summon
In the circuit court of the itate of
Oregon for Crook county. ,
Crook County, Oregon, a public coruor-
atlon, plauititl,
vs.
Jnlm A mil ker, Ahtiwnod Cold Mining
Co, S A liskley, H 11 IWrnea. C C iiocb
anaii, C C I'.uiler, (i V Co)hhan, Ilulda
Carson, HE Chaffee Frank DChamplin,
S W Compton, E F Cooer, John W
Crooka, r M Dnnakleon, Catherine
Dwyor, I'.lmira rerguson, Ida A Kincli,
Cbas Fosberg, L, II Fiench, H W
(iambic, li Ciii'lni-r, Joseph WCIessner,
Jii i Holmes, Chas r Holt, hva John
son, l li Keiley, Irvine & Hamilton, J
W Jones, Laidluw 1'anking & Trust
Co, W A Lamb, Heo 1' Lee, W Lord, K
M Loveland. J W Mackey, 11 E Miller,
Lctlie Miller, Klsie Milligan, A M
Minkler, J M MontKomery, 11 K Allen,
Columbia Valley Trust Co,. Columbia
Southern Irrigation Co, Mary rergnson,
Hotelier & Croup, W r Hammer, W W
Harris, KJ Lane, Mavlield Bros, J W
.McColliim. Jail M Ohfiim. McTaggart
& !iye,Ms M J I'ne , W P Myers. A
W Myers, John ,i, jnrmicK, l aicuoy,
T II Mcdliee, C C .'.n-Neelny, Peiry W
Newbill, C I' Neln .i , I' II Kaborn, J o
Kannells, I) Y ltc, .,.w A Hteidl, loin
Ueilly est, A T 14 .. I-, Fl) Reynolds,
KhiIiiioihI Townnite Co, 0 E Sandy,
Hunford A ltulmiin, I V Stirum, Simp
son & Wilson, J V btaley, Julia Steldl,
Nettie Stevenson, J Mtorey, jonn
Siseinore, The Central Oregon Hanking
A Trust Co, Pilot Hutte Del Co. C M
Triplett, Henry Tweet, K B Vaughn,
Harry (i Webb, A K Winner. J F Wei
burn, O W White, W C Wills est, John
Siseinore, O E Smith, J C Stiles, Wm
(i Stiles, Laconie Utiles, J P Sirickler,
Cbas Tedfo.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
eat whatever in the real property here
inafter ueecribed, defendants.
To John Arnicker, Asbwnod Go'd Min
ing Co, S A Bakley, 8 II Homes, V C
ltucbaoan. C C Butler, G V Colliiian,
Ilulda Carson, H E Chaffee, Frank D
Chaplin. S W Compton, K F Cooper,
John W Crooks, F M Donaldson,
Catherine bwyer, F.lmira Ferguson,
Ida A Finch, Cbaa Fosberg, L K
French, H W Gamble, 1 Utldner,
Joseph W Glescner, K T Holmes,
Cbas F Holt. Eva Johnson, I) B
Keiley, Irvine & Hamilton, J VV
JoriRs. Laidlaw Banking A. Trust Co.
W A Lamb, Geo P Lee, W Lord, F M
loveland, J W Mackey, H E Miller,
Lettie Miller, Elsie Milligan, A M
Minkler, J M Montgomery, II K
Allen. Columbia Valley Trust Co,
Columbia Southern Irrigation Co,
Mary Ferguson, Fletcher A Croup, W
F Hammer, W W Harris, K J Lane,
Mavlield Bros, J W McCollum, Jail
McColluin, McTaggart & Bye, Mra M
J Price. W P Myers, A W Myers,
John McCormick, T McCoy, T II Mc
(ibee, C C McNeelev, Perry W New
bill, C P Nelson, T K Kaborn, J S
Kannells, V P Kea, Keed & Steidl,
Tom Keilly eat, A T Kendie, P B
Keynolds, Redmond Townsite Co, C
K Sandy, Sanford Kodman, D P
Shrum, Simpson & Wilson, J F
Kialev. Julia Steidl. Nettie Steven-
an. J O Storey, John Sisemore, The
Central Oregon Banking & Trust Co,
Pilot Butte Del Co, C M Triplett,
Henry Tweet, R B Vaughn, Harry U
Webb, A E Wisner. J F Welburn, U
W White, W C Wills est. John Siee-
more, ( E Smith, J L btiles, v m u
Stiles, Laconie Stiles, J P Strickler,
Cbas Tedford et al, Warner & Burn
ett, and all persona unknown owning
or claiming to own. or having or
i-luimintr to have, any right, title,
iiiitv or interest whatever in the
real property hereinafter described,
the above named deienuanis:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
vou are nereuy noiineu iuv iuu
County, Oregon, a public corporation,
the bolder of Cartificatea of Delin
quency numbered C 101 to C 1U8. sav
in., n,l nxcentimr numlwrs C 141. is
sued on the 20th day of April, 1914. by
the Tax Co ector ol the county oi
Crook, state of Oregon, for the amount
of Two thousand nine nunurea ininy
nn end ninetv-nine hundredths
if KWl.imi Dollars, the same being toe
amount then due and delinquent for
taxes for the year luus, togeiner wuu
penalty, Interest and cobU thereon up
on the real propeity assessed to you, of
f-htph vnn are the owner as appeara
oi
record, siiuaiea in sm amy .uu
i . a -i
SllklU, u pniHvumi.; ..............
described as follows, to-wit: Lot 2, blk
40. Palmain. sei set, 36 916;
n.i n..i ei wi fc 20, tp 19, r 13, el
eei sec 6. tp 19, r 21, wj, swi ec 4, tp
19, r 21, Bel net sec 9, swi ni, wj swi
sec 10, tp 12, r U, sei se, tec i, tp la,
I f !.' ....1 n,,l an 1 aan K in IA V 1A.
i r i.i. nn sni. it n v a. v v. v - -i
" T ,p ls; r 12, 4 ,w sec
ft j- j sec 6, tp 15, r 20,
' V .ec u tp 13, r 2(1, ei sei, nwi ei.
RWi nei sec 6. tn 13. r 10. si nei, el sei
sec 25, tp 12, r 15, lots 2, 3 4, set swi
sec 30, tp 12, r 16, ss nwi, nwt swt
sec so, ip iJ, r 10, aiso .u.
in 12. r 15. wl se. wl nei sec 10, tp 14,
..V swi sec
' ' . ...1 nwl gec 27.
,n'i7. r 10, eW nei, wl set see 3, tp 18,
r 21, swt sei, el set sec 8, tp 11, r 18,
I nwi swi sec 9. to 11. r 18. ei sei sec 32,
nj swt sec aa, tp iu. r n, nej eu m
12. r 16, nwi sec 13, tp 12 r 16, : nl swi
" 7"r' ".'r " '
0 17i gpj nej gec 1H) tp U r i9
nwi Dwt sec 11, tp 11, r 17, ei nl sec
17. tn 17. r 18. net sei sec 34, nei nei
sec 22, tp 15, r 12, wl el aeo 16, tp 14, t
21, lot 8, blk 1 Aahwood nei nwi, n
"ft "A . JJA Ifi
Tio. Tots i, 2, blk 1, Paulina, swi sec
i8( tp 15 r ia, n nwi, swi nwi. nwt
(wj gee 29, tp 12, r 13, nei nwi, i nei,
nwi sei sec 32. tD 20. r 24. ei nei, nl
eel ee0 19, tp 21, r 12, lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk
2, 2nd add to Prineville,
set aeo 26. i nwt ne 860 lP 12 r
13, swt sec 26. tp 14, r 16, el Bel, swt
sei, e swi boo 33, tp 20, r 10, si si,
swi net. pI nwl 860 24, tp 14, r 14, lot
3, blk 2, Sisters, lotB 8. 4, 5, 6, blk 6,
Sisters, lota 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; net Bel seo 14, tp 13, r 13,
el swi, nwl 8i sec 13, tp 12, r 13, si
net, nl sot sec 2, tp 17, r 20, wl ne',
wl eei sec 29, tp 15, r20, lint in nwi
nei 81,0 33, nwi nei, 8l,l nwi Beo 211, tp
12, r 12, lots 6, 7. blk 11, Ashwood, lot
2, blk 11, Ashwood, lot 14, blk 20, Pal
main, lot (i, blk 11, Palmain, lots 5, 6,
blk 15, Prineville, nwi sei Bec 2tl, tp 16,
r 11, nj net, set net seo 31, nwi nwi
see 32, tp 11, r 17, swi eoc 28, tp 17, r
20, sei sec 7, tp 19, r 13, wl aej, nei sei
st net see 8, tp 13, r 14, lot 9, 'blk 3,
Third add to I'rlneville, se swj, swj
si-J sec 'i'l, tp 12, r 15, lot 2, si nt'4
sec 5, tp 13, r 15, let 22, blk 45, Red
mond, lot 2, blk 54, Redmond, Be J sw,
sej sec 'A, tp 14, r 12, lot 2, sec 3, tp
15, r 12, ej set sec 23, tif swl sec 24, tp
10, r 13, ni sec 21), tp 17, r 12, J
ni'i, i s i, s Mt'4 sec 10, tp 9, r IS,
lot 5, blk 4, 5th add to Prineville, 50x100
se cor Lytle acre, strip of land 100 feet
wide wi-st of canal, Prineville parcel,
lot 1), blk 11, Palmain, e net, swi net.
ni sei sec 4, tp 10, r 1S, tei nwj, oej
loia2, 3, of sec 7, tp 18, r 17, nej
aec 32, tp 19, r 10, Lytle, 80x200, e
s . ci set sec 2'), tp ID, r 19, all sec l'i,
tp 2(1, r 10, lot 15, blk 16, Bend, lot 6,
blk . liKwi. lot 11. blk 28, lot 13, blk
2K, l'.eod, 4 sej sec 2-1, ej ncj sec 25, tp
17, r 11, wj m j( s J nej, nej sej sec i,
tp 12, r 10, si net, s J nJ, net fi,
hl e sec 23, tp 13, r 15, lot 8, blk ,
L'-nllaw, si sec 34, tp Vi, r 1!!. ni nwi.
mj nl, nej nJ sec 2X, tp 15, r 1'),
uirs'inal property lien on 1 ej sec lit,
tp 12, r 15, lots 13. 14, 1", blk 15, Uend,
sJ ml set: Vi. tp lli, r 15, nej swj tec
11, tp 17, r Id, lot 11. hilt 6, l)t 3, hi
20, Laidlaw, lots 2.'!, 24, blk 1H, Luidlaw,
Ms 1, 2, blk is, I.huiUw. loi 11, blk 4,
Lanlbw. lots II. 10, 11, 12, blk 17, Des
chutes, ni J nJ. ni nej sec 23, - sei
sec 14, tp 15, r 12.
Said John Arnicker, Aehwood Gold
Mining Co, S A Bakley, S II Bornea, C
C Buchanan, C C Butler, G F Callihan,
Ilulda Carson, H E Chaflee, Frank D
Champlin, S W Compton, E F Cooper,
John W Crouks, F M Donaldson, Cath
erine Dwyer, Elmira rerguson, Ida A
Finch, Cbaa Fosberg, L R French, H
W Gamble, B Gildner, Joseph W
Gleasner, E T Holme, Cbas F Holt,
Eva. Johnson, D B Keiley, Irvine &
Hamilton. J VV Jones, Laidlaw Bank
ing & Trust Co, W A Lamb, Geo P Lee,
W Ixrd. F M lxveland, J W Mackey,
II E Miller, Lettie Miller, Elsie Milli
gan, A M Minkler, J M Montgomery,
H K Allen, Columbia Valley Trust Co,
Columbia Southern Irrigation Co, Mary
Ferguson, Fletcher & Croup, W F Ham
mer, W W Harris, E J Lane, Mayfield
Bros, J W McCollum, Jail McCollum,
McTaggart & Bye, Mr M J Price, W P
Myers, A W Myers, John McCormick,
T McCoy, T II McGhee, C C McNeeley,
Perry W Newbill, C P Nelson, T;,R
HalK.rn; J S Ilanuels, D P Rea, Reed A
Steidl, Tom Reilly est, A T Rendle, P
B Reynolds, Redmond Townsite Co, C
E Sandy, San lord A Rodman, D P
Shrum, Simpson A Wilson, J F Staley,
Julia Steidl. Nettie1 Stevenson, J 0
Storey, John Sisemore, The Central
Oregon Banking & Trust Co, Pilot Butte
Del Co, C .M Tnplett, Henry isreel, it
B Vaughn, Harry G Webb, A E Wisner,
J F Welburn. G W White, W C Wills
est, John Sisemore, G E Smith, J C
Stiles, Wm G Stiles, Laconie Stiles, J
P Strickler, Uias Tetllora et ai, warner
A Burnett, and all persona unknown
owning or claiming to own, or having
or claiming to bave any right, title,
eouitv or interest whatever in the real
property hereinabove described, as the
owners of the leal title of the above
described property as the same appears
of record and each of the other persons
above named are hereby further noti
fied that Crook county. Oregon, a pub
lic corporation, will apply to the circuit
court of tbe county and state aforesaid
for a decree foreclosing the lien against
the property above described and men
tioned in said certificate. And you are
hereby summoned to appear wltnin
sixty Uuya after the first publication
of this sutnmoua, exclusive of the
duy of said first publication, and de
fend this action or pay the amount
due as above ahown together with
coats aud accrued interest and In
cuse of your failure to do so, a de
cree will lie rendered foreclosing the
lien of said taxes aud costs against
the land and premises above named,
This summons Is published by or
der of tbe Honorable G. Springer,
ludire of tbe county court of the
stat of Oregon, for the county of
Crook, and said order was made
Bud dated the 23rd day of April,
1914. and the date of tbe first publl
cation of this summons is tbe 23rd
day of April, 1914, and the lus. pub-
I'cHtton June 2otb. 1914.
All process and papers In this pro-
ceedluK tnay be served upon tne un
dersigned residing within the state
of Oregon, at the address liercarter
mentioned. Willabd H. Wirtz,
District attorney and attorney for
plaintiff. Address, Prineville, Ure.
Summons.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Crook county.
Crook County, Oregon, a public corpor
ation, plaintin,
vs.
Hardy Allen, Geo. W. Barnes, Sarab
Bandle, Mrs. M. M. Beck, Columbia
Valley Trust Co., Mary Ferguson,
Fletcher & Croup, J. L. Gard, Walter
Gilliespie, W. F. Hammer, P. A.
Hamilton, Irvin & Hamilton, Cora
A. Jones, J. W. Jones, J. G. Julien,
Heirs Frank Brogan, E. 11. Butler,
E. J. Lane, James Magness. J. Ws
McCollum, Jell McCollum, J. W. Mc
Kay, McTaggart A Bye, Eric Nelson,
Mrs. E. Poiudexter, C. A. Potter, E.
S. fotter, John Sisemore, G. E.
Smith, Mrs. Mary E. Smith, John C.
Stiles, Wm. G. Stiles, Laconie Stiles,
J. P. Strickler, Uren & San, Warner
& Burnett, A. E. Weisner, Dan C.
Crowlev, W. W. Harris, C. S. Ray,
Ed Joslin Est., W. F. C. ProUtt,
Profitt Bros.. Cbas. Lam son, May-
field Bros.. J. L, Lingan. Nancy E.
Pratt, Mra. M. J. Price, L. S. Rogers,
1. H. Overturl G. Kampber. J. ,
Drew, Columbia Southern Irrigation
Co., and all persona unknown owning
or claiming to own, or having, or
claiminn to have, any right, title,
equity or interest whatever in the
real property hereinafter described,
defendants.
To Hardv Allen. Geo W Barnes, Sarah
Bandle, Mrs M M Becx, coiumoia
Valley Trust Co, Mary Ferguson,
Fletcher A Croup, J L Gard, Walter
Gilliespie. W t Hammer, P A Ham
ilton, Irvin & Hamilton, Cora A Jones
J W Jones, J G Julien, Heirs Frank
Broean. E H Butler, E J Lane, James
Magness, J W McCollum, Jell McCol
lum, .1 VV MCts.ay, iviciaggari rsye,
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 & Son, Warnor &
Burnett. A E Weisner. Dan C Crow
ley, W V Harris, C S Ray, Ed Joslin
Est.. W F C Profitt, Profitt Bros,
Cbas Lamaon, Mayfield Bros., J L
LiriL'iin. Nancy E Pratt. Mrs M
Price, LS Rogers, J 11 Overturf, G
Kampher, J F Drew, Columbia South
ern Irrigation Co, and all persons un
known owning or cl iuiirig. to own, or
having or claiming to have, any right,
title, equity or Interest whatever in
tbe rea property hereinafter de
scribed, the above named defendants:
in tne name ot the state oi Oregon,
You are hereby notified that Crook
county, Oregon, a pnhhc corporation,
the holder of Certificates of Delinquency
numbered CI to COT, saving and ex
cepting nnmbers C12, C29, C3H and
Ct l ; Issued on tbe lsth day of March,
1914. by the Tax Collector oi the county
of Crook, state of Oregon for the
amount of One thoasand 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 with penalty,
interest and Costa thereon upon tbe
real property assessed to yon, of which
you are the owner as appears of record,
situated in said county end state, and
particularly bounded and described aa
follows, to-wit:
Lots 7, 8, 9, bik 1. ffiaters.
l-ot 3, blk 2. Si-ter..
Lots 5, 6, blk , Siters.
Its 2, 3, blk K, Prinevd'e.
I.otg 7, 8. blk 3, Deschutes.
' Nt nwi, swi nwi sec 19, tp 17 r 19.
I.ts 11, 12. nlk 13, Laidlaw.
Lot H, blk 17, De-K-.hutes
Lots 13, 14, blk 33, Palmain.
Lot 0, blk 27, Palmain.
J-ot 5. blk 15, Redmond.
Net set see 14, et swt, nl aw, see
13, tp 12, r 13.
Lot 9, blk 3, Palmain.
Lot 8, blk 1, Ashwood.
Lots 6. 7, 8. 9, blk 2S, Bend.
Net nwt, nt net, set net tec 29, tp
10. r 13.
Ft swt see 19, tp 10, r 13.
Vi net, set, net, nwt set sec 35, tp
9, r 17.
Lots 12, 13, 14, blk 3, Palmain.
Lot 14, blk 11, Palmain.
y'i net, wj set sec 29, tp 15, r 20.
SI set sec 10, nW net sec 15, tp 15, r
12.
Lots 6, 7 blk 11, Ashwood.
Lot 2, blk 11, Ashwood.
Lot 16, blk 11, Lytle add.
Lot 14, blk 20, Palmain.
Lot 6, blk 11, Palmain.
sec 18, tp 15rl0.
A parcel of bind commencing at a
point 400 feet cast of tbe aw corner of
sw ne 24 9-lft. thence east 214 feet.
thence north 214 feet, thence west 214
feet, thence south 214 feet to place of
beginning.
Net sec 14. tp 18, r 10.
Nwi sec 14, tp 18, r 10.
LoU 13, 14, 15, blk 15, Bend.
Lot 11, blk 22, Bend. ,
Sw? awi sec 16, tp 10, r 15.
Net swt sec 11, tp 17. r 16.
Wlnei, set net, neW set sec 26, tp 17,
r 24.
Lot 1, sj net, act nwt Mc 4 4P 22 1
rl6.
Lota 23, 24, blk 18. Laidlaw.
Lots 1, 2, blk 18, Laidlaw.
Lot 11, blk 4, Laidlaw.
Lots 10, 11, blk 3, Newsom add Prine
ville.
S1 set ec 14, net DW1. nwl net
23. tp 15, r 12.
Lot 8, blk 9, Laidlaw.
Net set sec 12, tp 10, r 17.
W'swi, set swi sec 7, tp 10, r 17.
St net, n! set sec 2, tp 17. r 20.
E 1-2 lots 4, 5, 6, blk 16, Laidlaw.
N?i net sec 10, tp 17. r 21.
WJi
net, set net, nei set sec 32, tp
10, r 19.
Set Bwt sec 9. swt nwi ec 15, nl set
sec 16, tp 10, r 19.
Nwi sec 3, tp 13, r 13.
interest nwt nei sec 33, and in nwt
nei, set nw sec 26. tp 12, r 12.
SI net, nl set sec 8, tp 13, r 13.
Ei swi, m sei sec 24, tp 10, r 13.
Lots 5, 6, blk 15, Prineville.
Nwi nwt ec 25, nj nei, i net sec
26. tp 13. r 19.
Sei sec 9, tp 21, r 14.
Set set sec 11, swi swi ec 12, nwt
nwi sec 13, net nei 3ec 14, tp 9, r 14.
El swi, set nwi aec 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, Mary Ferguson,
Fletcher & Croup, J L Gard, Walter
Gilliespie, W F Hammer. P A Hamil
ton, Irvin & Hamilton, Cora A Jones,
J W Jones, J G Julien, Heirs of Frank
Brogan, E II Bntler, E J Lane, James
Magness, J W McCollum, Jell McCol
lum, J W McKay, McTaggart & Bye,
Eric Nelson, Mrs t, roinaexter, j 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 & Son. Warner & Burn
ett, A E Weisner, Dan C Crowley, W
W Harris, C L Kav, Ed Joslin est, W r
C Profitt, Profitt Bros, Chas Lameon,
Mayfield Bros, J h 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 ail
persons unknown owning or claiming
to own, or having or claiming to have
any right, title, equity or interest what
ever in the real property hereinabove.
described ; as 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, Oreson, a public corporation,
will apply to the circuit court ot ice
couuty and state aforesaid for a decree
foreclosing the lien against the prop
erty above described and mentioned in
said certificate. And you are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty days
after the first publication 01 tne 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 said taxes and costs against tha
land and promisee above named.
This summons is published by order
of the Honorable G. Springer, judge ol
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 oi
the first publication of this summons
is the 26th day of March, 1914. Data
of last publication May 28, 1914.
All process and papers in this pro
ceeding may be served upon tbe under
signed residing within the state of Ore
gon, at the address hereafter men
tioned. WlLLARD H. WlKTZ,
District Attorney and attorney for
plaintiff. Address Prineville, Oregon.
Estray Notice
One 8-year old horse, branded 2 or
4 F connected on left blp nt stifle
Joint; left bind foot white, white spot
In forehead. Owner cau have same
by proving property and paying ex
penses of advertising, etc.
G. T. Ei.drihoe,
4-9-4p Prineville, Ore.