WARSHIP BUNTING
It Takes a Lot of Flags to Fit
Out llnr.ln Sam'i N.ivv.
USE COLORS OF ALL NATIONS.
Eaoh of th Big Vssssla Csrrlss About
Five Hundred Ensigns of Various
Kindt and 8i 8vrt Tatta lo
Which tha Matarlal la Bubjaotad.
' WEIRD HOOSE WARWINQ. ""
Bad Far tha Old and HalpUat Natlvas
In Dutoh Naw Qulnaa.
Concerning a peculiar cuatom dlseov
ered niiuiiiK ti)t natives of Dutch Naw
Guinea, thin Interesting description la
Summons
In the circuit court of the stats ol
Oregon for Crook county.
Crook County, Oregon, public corpor
ation, planum,
v.
John Arnlcker, A ah wood Gold Mining
Co, 3 A ILikley, B II llornes, U V Huc;ti
given py a. v. ii. woimsion in ui anan, U L Ifutler, u V UoMiMsn, iiuiua
Geographical Journal: "On top of the Carson, 11 K Chaffee. Frank DChainplin.
first steep ridtfs we came to the flrat M W Comt.ton, K F Cooper, John VV
m m.. i Crooks. F M Donaldson. Catherine
. Something like fflO.OOO year la re
quired tu keep I'liels Barn's many naval
vessel properly equipped with fluga.
In addition moat every other depart
tuent of the government appropriate
various auma for dug for bulldlugs
and ships under lu control, la all,
lit la nfe to any the United Butes
attends f 125,000 a year for Hnga.
The largest fin lory ImiIoiiks to the
nary. In a large room, called the "flag
loft." at Iirooklyn navy yard balf
hundred skilled needlewomen and quite
fw men are kept couatantly at work.
Oftlelally It la the naval Sag making es
tablishment Tbnuaanda of Antra are required to
aupply the hundred of vessels, from
battleships to launches. On tutoring
the flag loft the visitor's Drat Impres
alon la a blaze of color, nolle of blight
bunting are heaped everywhere. Long
lines of electrically driven aewlng uia
rhlnie, wltb women operator, are reel-
Ing off and putttug the Dubihlng touches
to American and foreign ensigns of
many different buna and sixes. In add).
tlon to our own flng, tlie navy ha to
keep aupply of every other nation In
the world whlrb baa oosst line.
Each battleship, rrulaer, gunboat or
rout In the navy renlre about C(i0
flag to outfit ita flng locker properly.
Heaped up, thry make pile shoulder
hlgb and twenty or twenty-five feet
long. The foreign flaga, incased In can
vna bags, bear the name of the conn
try stew-Hod on the end. The remain
dor, Including Asks for ordinary use.
signaling, etc. are wrapped without
bag and numbered at the end. Knch
flng haa lu aepnmte place In the flag
locker. A qunrtrrmnaler would be re
buked severely If one became mle
placed. Each ahlp followa the anme or
iter In this, ao that any one familiar
wltb the flag locker on ono alilp knowa
the location of every flng on any ahlp. I
Uncle Barn pa ye about $3,600 to outfit
each ahlp In the service. Thla multi
plied by the number of ehlpe will show
that flags are not an Inconsequential
Item of naval sipense. - The foreign
enalgna are all made tweuty-flve feet
long and thirteen foot wide. They are
need whenever an American warship
entera a port of another nntlon. The
flag of the vUlted nation la hoisted at
the top of the foremast while the
American ahlp snlutea. It la also bolst
ed when returning salute of foreign
Vcesels In American porta.
The moat abowy and expcnalve flag
In the lot are those of foreign nations,
although the United State baa two
flaga that are close rivals, the flnga of
the president and vice president They
require the longest time to mske of
any flng. It tnkea one woman a month
to finish each ono. The president'
flng la a blue ground wltb the coat of
anna of the L'ultcd Kin tea In the cen
ter. The life aired eagle with out
stretched wing and other emblem are
all hand embroidered In silk. The allk
used costs $0 a pound. The vice presi
dent' flng la the coat of arnia on
fluid of white. Roth flng are made lu
two sizes, 10 by 14 feet and 8 by 5 feet
The larger la used on shliw and the
mailer on launcboa and similar craft
The largest flng made la the United
States ensign No. I, which la 80 by 19
feet It costa W0.
The bunting used In flng making Is
put to severe testa before the flng mak
er use It One dny sample bundle I
washed In soap and water. The next
dny the anme process la followed with
suit water. It Is then exposed to the
weather for ten days, thirty hour of
which must be In tbe bright aun. If It
doesn't fade in tlint test the govern
ment expert pas It Then two Inches
wide of the warp la subject to pull
ing strnln of alxty-flve pounds. Even
with all those precautions ahlp la al
lowed a new aet of Saga every three
years, while the signal flng and ahlp
and bont enslgna In frequent use must
be replaced every few weeks.
One flag or pennant rather, moat
used by the navy and Icaat known to
the public I the commlsalon pennant
It la hoisted to the masthead of every
naval vessel when It goes Into commis
sion and Is never removed, It 1 a
long, narrow streamer, blue at tha
taff, wltb thirteen atari In the field,
arranged In one line, and tbe flag di
vided Into two stripes, red and white,
tbe red at the top. When ship long
on foreign atatjons leave for borne a
new commlsalon pennant la always
hoisted. Usually It Is one made and
paid for by the crew. In some cane
those "homeward bounders" stretch
ont 800 feet and, made of silk, coat a
pretty penny.
The thousands of white atara need In
our own and many other ensigns are
made by an -electrically driven nut'
chine which cuts them In fifty or a
hundred lota. Eight different sizes of
tar are used. -Kansas City Star.
dwelling
tbe country. It wns a rectangular
wooden structure, raised on piles about
Ave feet from the ground. A sloping
inddor or two or throe polos tied to
get her lends to a narrow platform.
behind which 1 the living room about
ten or twelve feet sqnnro. In tbe mid
dle of the floor Is a aqunre fireplace.
iiNiinlly lined with sand or amnll
storms. The walls are mnno or spilt
(inlet placed closely together, and the
roof Is made of the leave of pandnnu
or of a pslm If any happen to grow In
the neighborhood. There waa a mys
tery about that first house which we
were never shle to solve. It wns evi
dently quite newly built a small clear
ing had been made about It and a few
banana and dracoenaa recently planted,
"Outside the house were a number
of men, women and children, the men
occupied In cooking large quantities of
liwyor, Klinlis Ferguson, Ida A Finch,
Chsa Fosherg, L 11 French, 11 VV
(Isiiilile, UGlldner, Joseph W Glessner,
K T Holmes, Chan F Holt, Kvs John
ton, I) 1) Kolley,. Irvine & Hamilton, J
W Jones, Laidlaw Hanking & Trust
Co, W A Lamb, Geo I' Lee, W Lord, F
M Iiveland. J W Mackey, 11 K Miller,
Letiie Miller, Klnle Milligan, A M
Mlnkler. J M Montuormirv. 11 K Allen.
Columbia Valley Trust Co, Columbia
southern irrigation va, nary rerguson,
I'lMtcher ft Croup, W If Hammer, w w
Harris. KJ Lane. Mayfleld Urns, J W
McColliim. Jail MuColfum, McTsggart
A Hye.Mrs M J Price, W P Myers. A
W Myers, John McCormlck, T McCoy.
Til MeUhee, O 0 McNeelev, 1'eiry W
Newbill, C V Nelson, T U Kaborn, J B
lUnnellH, 1) V Res, Hoed ft Mteidl, Tom
Iteitly est, A T liomile, FS KeyiiulJii,
Redmond TownnlU Co. O E Handy,
Hanlord A ltoilmin, O F Shrura, Hlrnp
son A Wilson, J F Btaley, Julia Btaldl,
Nettle Stevenson, J O Htoroy, John
Sisernore, The Central Oregon Hanking
M
wa ... i ,,,,-,, O, a jv vVUfc'Hl V I ' H w
vama ana sweet notatoes ana great Trust Co. 1'ilot itutte it) I u.
lumoa of nla flesh. Ws naturally Trlplett, Henry Tweet, E B Vaughn,
anpposed that It wss
wanning, as In one
out to be. The men shook their heads
and pnlntd In a mysterioiia way to
ward the honse and made the enrions
sign which they are accustomed to
make when they talk of aomethlng dls
agreeable. Then they tnvltnd ns to
enter the honse, where ws found sn
old msn slttlna br the Are. He was
diseased and decrepit bnt appeared by
no means likely to die. He took a
keen Interest In our appearance and
enjoyed ths tobacco which ws gave
him.
"When we returned flvs days later
we found the nlaee utterly deserted
and the honse a blackened heap of
ashes, on the top floor of which were
lying the charred remnlne of human
bones. It was Impossible for any one
to any Ave dny enrller that the old
man wns going to die Indeed, he must
have lived for month or even years.
What w may Imagine to have hap
pened waa this: That as he was nn-
abls to get about any longer and And
bla own food, bis relatione did not in
tend to support him and that ths
nnmsmtlnns we saw were really for
bis funeral fesst but we were pnxxlcd
bv their having cremated him in a
newly built honse."
MADE HIMSELF SAFE.
Young Bssssmsr Hsd a Cautious
Wall ss an Invtntlv Htad.
The most trivial Incident bavs often
originated the fortunes of our richest
men. Take, for example, the fortunes
made out of Bessemer teeL Tbl
genius, young Bessemer, had aome Idea
of making strut out of Iron, but a
nonr. newiv msrrled voting man ba
no means of experimenting on a targe
scale. The atory I must toll aa I beard
It from an Intimate friend of Bessemer
and la a true tale.
After Bessemer had In hi small lab
oratory experimented with the metals
and at teat obtained the desired result
by blowing air through melted Iron be
found la the bottom or the crocioie a
little lumo of ths famons ateeL Now
tbe Question waa bow to make ths dis
covery public. He put the lump of
stool Into but pocket and made his way
to Nasmyth of steam hammer rams,
rinclng the metal on Naamyth's desk.
ha told hi in that be bad made this ex-
tranrdlnnrv discovery. Which would
revolutionise ths whole metal woria
Then came a little incident which
shows what wonderful henua tnese
Scotch flnnnclora posses. What do
yon think Nasmyth said to his excited
Inventor?
"Eh. mon, it's vary risky to show
vour wonderful invention. Ths world
Is vary dishoneat"
To which ths aspiring Inventor re
plied:
ItlKht Mr. Nasmyth. I lust calcu
lated who 1 waa coming to see, so wltb
my Inst half crown 1 registered the
Invention on my way." London Strand
Magazine.
A Cross Bull,
Tbe late Lord Cross never added
greatly to the humor of the nation. On
one occasion, however, while he was
still in the bouse of commons he tried
to be sarcastic during a speech.
"I think," he suld. Axing a certain
minister with a ferocious eye, "1 think
I hear the right honorable gentleman
smile."
After that remark. If It were any
satisfaction to him, be heard ths whole
bouse laugb,-London Globe.
Superfluity,
"Ton never admit having made a
miHtiikel"
"What's tbe use?" asked Benntor Sor
ghum. "When I make a mistake there
nro always plenty of people to talk
about It without my Joining In."
Washington Smr.
Thore Is no greater grief thnn In mis
ery to turn our thoughts bnck to bap
plur times. Dante.
VT J (jniUi mil J ti'svi v. i vat J vv vt'v, . ,
a sort of bonus "y Webb, A E Wlsner, J if Wei
icns It turned ". w Wli ta, W C Wills est, John
nirWIIMIIW, KM K4 Olsllllli f J i-llll""! "
G Htiles, Laconie Utiles, J P Smckler,
Chat Tedford et al, Warner A Burnett,
And all persons unknown owning or
clsimiog to own, or having, or claiming
to have any right, title, equity or inter
est whatever In the rel property here
inafter described, defendants.
To John Arnlcker, Alhwood Gold Min
ing Go, a A Bskley, o 11 Homes, u 1
Buchanan, V V Butler, U r coill.ian,
H ii M a Carson, II E Chaffee, Frank U
Chaplin. S W Compton, E F Cooper,
John W Crooks, F M Donaldson,
Catherine Dwver. Klmlrs Ferguson,
lila A rlncli. Chas rosnerg, u a
French, 11 W Gamble, B Gildner,
Josenh W Glessner. h T Holmes,
t ihh llolt. .v jotinson, u a
Kelley, Irvine A Hamilton, J W
Jones. Ijidlaw Bankinit ft Trust Co,
W A Lamb, Goo r Lee, W Lord, il
Loveland, J W Msckey, II E Miller,
I.eltie Sillier, r.lme Miuiitsn. A
Minkler, J M Montgomery, 11 K
Allen. Columbia Valley Trust Co,
Columbia bouthern Irrigation to,
Murv Feriroson. t etcher A Croup, vv
V lUmmer. W W Harris. E J Lsne,
Mavtleld Bros. J W McCollum. Jail
McCotlum. McTsinrart A Bye. Mr M
i l.; JJ u Xlura A W Mvern.
John McCormlck, T McCoy, T II Mc-
Ghoe, C C McNueley, 1'erry W ew
hill. C P Nelson. T It Kaborn. J
Ksnnells, D P Kea, Reed A Btoidl,
Tom Itoilly est A T Rendle, P B
Itevnolils. Redmond Townsite Co, C
K Bandy, Ssnlord Rodman, D P
Sliruto, Simpson & Wilson, J F
Slsley, Julia SteMl. Nettie Steven
eon, J O Storey, Jolin Hisemore, The
t'entrsl Oregon Banking A Trust Co,
Pilot Butte Del Co, C M Triplett,
Henry Tweet, R B Naughn, Harry G
Webb. A E Wisner. J F Welbnrn, G
VV White. W C Wills est. John Si
more. G E Smith, J C Stiles. Wra G
Stiles, Laconie S-iles, J P Stnckler
CIihs Tedford et si, Warner A Burn
ett, and all persona unknown owning
or c Ulminit to own, or nsving or
claiming to have, any riuht, title,
eouitv or interuet whatever in the
real nrooertv hereinafter described
the above named defendants:
In the name of the slate of Oregon
vou are tieretiy noimea inai rooa
County, Oregon, a public corporation
tbe bolder ol uartiticaiea oi ifcnn
auency number! C 101 to C 10S. tav
inir and execution numlera C 141, is
sued on the 20th day of April, 1914. by
ths Tax Collector ol me county
oi
Crook, state of Oregon, for the amount
of Two thoutand nine hundred thirty
one and ninetv-nine hundredths
(tlSSl.DV) Dollars, the fame being the
amount then due and delinquent tor
taxes for the year 190S. together with
penally, interest and coeta thereon up
on the real propel ty assessed to you, of
which you are the owner as appear or
record, situated in aaid county and
state, and particularly bounded ana
described aa follows, to-wit : Lot 2, Wk
40, Palmain, ei se, ee. 36 8-16;
nwj nwj, e nw sec 20, tp 13, r w, et
sei sec 6, tp 111, r 21, wj, swj sec 4. tp
lit, r 21, set net ec v, swt nwt. w, st
tec 10, tp 12, r 12, sej ee,i sec 1, tp 13,
r 13, u twi. nel swt sec 6, tp 13, r 14,
swl swl sec 23. tD IS. r 12, ni 1 sec
5, tp 15, r 20. ni set sec 6, tp 15. r 20,
nwi sec 11, tp 13, r 20, e sej, nwi sej,
swj ne sec 6, tp 13, l 10, si ncj, ej set
sec 25, tp 12, r 16. lots Z, a 4, set l
sec HO, tp 12, r 16, s nwi, ni ewj
sec 25, tp 12, r 15, also parcel in sec 2(1,
tp 12. r 15, wj wl nej tec 10, tp 14,
r 18, lot 4, blk 17, Laidlaw, twi swj sec
22, tp 17, r 10, w nwt, H" nwi see 27,
tp 17, r 10, e.Si net, t set sec 8, tp is,
r 21, swj set, el see . 'P n r 1H
nwi swl se . tp 11, r 18, e, sei sec 32,
nj twi sec S3, tp 10, r 14, net sao i, ip
12. r 16, nwi o 13. tp 12, r 16, nj swl.
sei wi, swl eej 24, tp 9, r 17, si nei
eW sei see 17. to 11. r 11), nM nwi, swi
nw4 seo 1, set nej sec in, ip ii, r 10,
nwi nwi sec 11, tp 11, r 17, el ni seo
17. to 17. r 18. nel sei sec 34, nel nel
sec 22, tp 15, r 12, wi el see 16, tp 14, r
21, lot 8, blk 1 Ashwood, nel nwi, "1
nei, set net sec iw, ip iu, r la, iovs i.,
14, blk 14, Laidlaw, wl wl tec 36, tp 15,
Third add to Frlnevllle, al awl, twt
sti tec 82, tp 12, r 16, lot 2, twi ne
sec 6. tp 13, r 16, lot 22. blk 45, Red
mond, lot 2, blk 54, Redmond, sei swi,
wi sei sec 84, tp 14, r 12, lot 2, sec 3, tp
15, r 12, el sei sec 23, ni swi tec 24, tp
10, r 18, til sei sec ), tp 17, r 12, el
nei, i sei, swi se'i sec 16, tp 9, r 1H.
lot G, blk 4, 6th add to Prineviile, 60x100
se cor Lytle acre, atrip of land 100 feet
wide west of canal, Prineviile parcel,
lot 9, blk 11, Palmain, ej nel, twi nei,
nwi sei sec 4, tp 10 t l'J, sl nwi, mi
twi, lots 2, 3, of shc 7, tp 18, r 17, ut
sec 32, tp 19, r 10, Lytle, K0x200,
twi. '1 sei sec 2r, tp 10, r 19, all sec 10,
tp 20, r 10, lot 15, blk 16, Bend, lot 0,
blk tt, Bend, lot 11, blk 28, lot 13, blk
2K, Bend, 1 sei sec 21, nel tec 26, tp
17, r 11, wi nei, st-i nei, set tec V,
tp 12, r 10, swi nei, sei nwi, nei swi,
r.wi sei sec 23, tp 13, r 15, lot 8, blk 9,
Lsiillaw, twi tec 34, tp 16, r 19, ni nwi,
sei nwi. nel swl sec Z tp 15, r 10,
personal property Hen ou si-l tei sec 16,
tp 12, r 15, lot. 13. 14, 15, blk 15, Bend,
swi wl sec ID. ti 10, r 15, nel w ec
11, tp 17, r 1, lor 11. blk 6, lot 8, bin
20, Laidlaw, lots 2::. 24, blk 18, Laidlaw.
lott 1, 2, blk IS, Lai.llaw. lot 11, blk 4,
Laidlaw. lott 9. 10 11. 12. blk 17, Des
chutes, nel nwi i nel sec 23, si sei
sec 14, tp 15, r U.
bid John Aiiu'-kur, Ashwood Gold
Mining Co, S A Bskley, S II Borne, C
C Buchsnsn, C C Butler, G F Callihan,
Hulda Carson. H E Chaffee, Frank D
Champlin, S W Compton, E F Cooper,
John W Crooks, F M Donaldson, Cath
erine Dwver, Elmira Ferguson, Ida A
Finch, Chss Fosberg, L R French, H
W Gamble, B Gildner, Joseph W
Glessner, E T Holmes, Cbas F llolt
Eva Johnson, V B Kelley, Irvine
Hamilton, J W Jones, Laidlaw Bank
ing A Trust Co, W A Lamb, Geo P Lee,
W Iord. F M Lovelsnd, J W Mackey,
II E Miller, Lottie Miller, Elsie Milli
gan. A M Minkler, J M Montgomery,
II K Allen, Columbia Valley Trust Co,
Columbia Southern Irrigation Co, Mary
Ferguson, Fletcher A Croup, W F Ham
mer, w w Harris, E i Lane, aiayneia
Bros, J W McCollum, Jail McCollum,
McTsggart A Bye, Mrs M J Price, W P
Myers, A W Myers, John McCormlck,
T McCoy, T U McGbee, C C McNeeley,
Perry W Newbill, C P Nelson, T K
Raborn, J S Kaniiels, D P Kea, Reed A
Steidl, Tom Reilly est, A T Rendle, P
H Reynold. Kedmond lownsite 10, V
E Sandv. Sauford A Rodman. D P
i i t-: t. I L- Clutan
Julia Steidl, Nettie Stevenson, J 0
Storey, John Sisernore, The Central
Oregon Banking A Trust Co, Pilot Butte
Del Co, C M Tnplett, Henry 'tweet, K
B Vaughn, Harry O Webb, A E Wisner,
V We hum. G W White, w wills
est, John Sisernore, G E bmitti, J C
Slilee. wm G Stiles. L,sconie bines, J
P Strickler, Ghat Tedlord 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 interest whatever in the real
property nereinaDove oescnoea, as me
owners of the leKal title of the above
described property a tbe 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 the 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 within
slxtv dnva alter the first publication
of thla euilimoiifl, exclusive of the
day of said first publication, and de
fend this action or pay the amount
due as above shown together with
costs and accrued Interuet aud In
case of your failure to do so, a de
cree will be rendered foreclosing the
lien of said taxes and costs attalnst
the land and premises above named.
This summons la published by or
der of tbe Honorable G. Springer.
Judgre of the county court of the
state of Oregon, for the county of
Crook, and said order waa made
and dated the 23rd day of April,
1014, 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, 1014.
All process and papers In this pro
ceeding may be served upon the un-
ders1ned residing within the state
of Oregon, at the address hereafter
mentioned. Willard H. Wirtz,
District attorney and attorney for
plaintiff. Address, Prluevllle, Ore.
Notice for Publication- Isolated Tract
Public Land Sals.
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Tbe Dailes, Ore.
' May 2lth, 1914.
Notice 1 hereby given that, ss di
rected by the Commissioner of the
General Land Ollice. under provisions
of Act ol Congress approved March 28,
1912, (37 Stat., 77), pursuant to the ap
plication of Manford D. Nye, serial No.
011289, we will offer at public sale, to
the highest bidder, but st not leas than
12.00 per sere at 9:45 o'clock a. m , on
the 15th day of July, 1914, at tbia office,
the following tract of land: awl sei,
section 7, nwi ncj section 18, township
1H south, range 18 east Willamette
Meridian. "This tract la thrown into
the market on a showing that tbe
greater portion thereof i mountainous
or loo rough for cultivation."
Any pernon claiming adversely ths
above-described land are advised to file
their claims, or objections, on or before
the time designated lor sale.
6 11 p II. Fsaiu Woodcock. Kegister,
Hoticc of bherifl's Sale.
By virtue of an execution In fore
closure duly Issued by the clerk of
the circuit court of tbe county of
Crook, state of Oregon, dated the 4tn
day of June 1'J14, in a certain action
In the circuit court for said county
and state, wherein H. J. Overtoil as
defendant recovered Judgment
against E. B. Summy and Helen B.
Mummy as defendants for tbe sum of
Two Thousand Two Hundred Fifty
dollars, and costs and disbursements
and Interest taxed at $303.75, on ths
12th day of December, 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
ON THE lltk DAT OF JULY, 1914,
at the north front door of tbe court
hoase in Prineviile, In said county, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day,
sell at public auction to the highest
blbder. lor cash, the following: de
scribed property, to-wit:
Lot 4, oi section ai, lownsnip it,
south, range 12 east, and nwi of swl,
section 6, township 18 soath, range
12 east of Willamette meridian, sav
ing and excepting therefrom, a tract
210 feet square out of tbe northeast
corner of said lot 4 described In the
deed from A. C. Lucas and wife to J.
S. Smith and J A. Holmes, dated
May 29th, 1011, recorded in Crook
county, Oregon, book 25, page 159.
Taken and levied upon as tbe prop
erty of the said E. B. Summy and
Helen Ii. Summy tbe property above
described, and will sell the same or
as much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the said Judgment In favor
of H. J. Overturf, against said E. B.
Summy and Helen B. Summy with
Interest thereon, together with all
costs and disbursements that have
or may accrue.
Frank Elkiss, Sheriff.
Dated at Prluevllle, Oregon, June
8tb,1914.
Prineviile Drug Co
THE5
notice of Final Account
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, In ana lor the Goumy oi
Crook.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
K. Monner, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has presented bis final ac
count to the above entitled court,
and that Monday, the bth day ol
ulv, 1914, at the hour of 10 o'clocfc
in., has been fixed as tbe time,
and the court room of said court as
the place for hearing objections. If
any there oe, to sam nuai nci-uuuu
Any person having objections there
to "should file the same In writing,
ulv verified, with the clerk ol the
above entitled court on or lefore said
date. Frank Mo.nneb,
Administrator of the Estate of Wary
K. Monner, deceased.
Joseph A Hanky. 5-28-5t
511 Corbett Building, Portland, Ore.,
Attorneys for Administrator.
Summons
In the Justice court of the state of
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Oregon, itoiis coumy, uiwmcnu. a.
Collins W. Elkfns, plaintiff,
vs.
M. A. Gullck. defendant.
To M. A. Gullck, defendant above
named:
In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the coin plaint ol plain
tiff filed herein against you on or De
fore the 3rd day of July, 1914, or for
want thereof the plaintiff will take
ludirrnent airalnst vou tor the sum
of Thirty and ntty nunareoins aoi
lnrs with Interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per annum from
October 6. 1913, tor 25.00 attorney's
fees and for the costs and disburse
ments of this action.
This summons Is published by or
der of the Honorable A. It. Bowman,
Justice of the Peace of District No. 1
of Crook county. Oregon.
The date of the first publication of
this summons Is May 21. 1014.
Date of last publication July 2, 1914.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Samuel S.Jones, deceased,
to all persons interested in said es
tate, that he has tiled witn tne ciera
of the county court his final account
ing of his administration of said es-
state, and that the court has set
Monday, the 6th day ol July, isi4, at
10 o'clock in tbe forenoon, at the
county court room in frlnevllle,
Oregon, as a time ana place tor Hear
ing and settling said final account
ing. At which time and place any
person Interested In said estate may
appear and object to said final ac
counting.
Dated this 21st day ot May, ivu.
C. E. J ONES.
Administrator ot the estate of Sam-
uel 8. J ones, deceased. b-2l
By Other Wsys.
that disreputable young fellow, my I r 10, lots 1, 2, blk 1, Paulina, swl s"C
son, even if he has plenty of money
and goes everywhere."
"But father, didn't yon tell ma to
cultivate aocletyT"
"I did, my lad, but not with a rake."
Baltimore American.
Unsxosotsd Critlolsm.
A school Inspector, examining a class
grammar, wrote a sentence on tha
blackboard and asked if any ono no
ticed anything peculiar in it
After n short silence a small boy re
plied. "Yea. sir; the bad writing."
Loudon TelegriipU.
Extrtvsganoe.
"Quick, qntck; a doctor! I have just
swallowed fl penny I"
"What! Spend 4 to snvo 8 pennyl
Thnt'a the way with you women!"
Paris Pels Mule,
1(1. Id 15. r 12. nW nwi. swl nwi. nwi
twi tec 29, tp 12, r 13, nel nwi, wi nel,
nwi sei tec 82, tp 20, r 24, el nel, ni
sei eo 19, tp 21, r 12, lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk
2. 2nd add to Print ville, tel si, swl
tel sea 26, el ni, nel 880 lP r
13, swl sec 26. tp 14, r 16, ej tel, twi
eel, teW twi sec 33, tp 20, r 10, si el,
swl net. wl nwi ec 24, tp 14, r 14, lot
3, blk 2, Sisters, lots 3, 4, 5, 6. blk 6,
Sisters, lots 11, 12, blk 13, Laidlaw,
lots 1. 2, 11, 12, blk 5, Laidlaw, lot 8,
blk 17, Deschutes add, lots 13, 11, blk
V.. Palmain: nel sei sec 14. tn 13. r 13,
el swl, nwi si 13, tp 12, r 13, pj
mi, nl sei sec 2, tp 17. r 20, wl m),
wi sei sec 20, tp 15, r 20, 1 int in nwi
mi see 33, nwi nei Bt,l nwM 860 26 P
12, r 12, lots 0, 7. blk 11, Ashwood, lot
2, blk 11, Ashwood, lot 14, blk 20, Pal
main, lot 6, blk 11, Palmsin, lots 5, 6,
1,1k 15, Prineviile, nwi sei sec 26, tp W,
r 11, ni nel, sii nel seo 31, nwi nwi
sec 82, tp 11, r 17, bwI seo 28, tp 17, r
20, sei eeo 7, tp 19. r 13, wl sei, nel sei
eoJ nol eeo 8, tp 13, r 14, lot 9, blk 3,
Notice for Publication Isolated Tract
Public Land Sale.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore,
Mav 26th. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that, at di
rected by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under provisions
of Act of Congress approved March 2S,
1912, (37 Stat., 77), pursuant to the ap
plication ol Shelley nonami, serial no,
mi:i(!6. we will offer at public isle, tc
the highest bidder, but at not less than
$2.00 per acre, at 10 o'clock a. m., on
the 15th day ol July, 1914, at this office,
tl,R fnlWino tract of land: nwi. sec
tion 27, township 18 south, range 19
east, Willamette Meridian. "This
tract is ordered into the market on a
Bhowing that the greater portion there
of is mountainous or too rougn tor cui
tivation."
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to file
their claims, or objections, on or before
the time designated for sale.
6 lip a. Frank Woodcock, Eegister,
For your Fishing Tackle go to
J. E. Stewart & Co.
notice for Publication Isolated! Tract
Public Land Sale.
Department of the interior.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore.
May 28, 114.
Notice it hereby siven. that at direct
ed bv the commixsioner of tne general
land office, undor provisions of act of
congress approved March 28, 1912, (37
Stat. 77), pursuant to ine application oi
Uilmer W. f airchild, terial jno. otuaw,
we will offer at public sale, to the high
est bidder, but at not lesa than $2.00
per acre, at UtfO o'clock a. m,, on me
17th day of July, 1914. at this office,
the followtns tract of land : Wl nwi,
section 26, nel nel, section 27, township
16 south, range la east, Willamette me
ridian. "This tract it ordered into the
market on a showing that tbe greater
portion thereof is mountainous or too
rough for cultivation."
Any person claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to file
their claims, or objections, on or before
the time designated for sale.
H. r bank woodcock
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MILLINERY PARLORS
Prineviile, Ore.
Bids Wanted.
The city of Prineviile, Oregon, will
receive bids, to be delivered to ii. O.
Hyde, recorder, on or before July utn,
1914, for the following work :
One bid to cover ah work necessary
for the construction of 12S0 lineal feet
of cement curb, 7950 sqnare feet of
cement sidewalk, and 302 lineal feet of
cement crosswalk.
All bids to be accompanied by a certi
fied check for ten per cent of the total
amount bid and presented on forms
furnished by the city engineer.
Bids to be opened July 7th, 1914, at
8:3d p. m.
Vlans and specifications on file in the
office of the city engineer. 6-11
Farm
I Loans
For a short time we have sub
ject to our disposal
$25,000
for loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches iu the vicin
ity of Prineviile. 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 commission
to be paid by the borrower.
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with Central Oregon Title &
Trust Co. 6 19
Prineviile, Oregon
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