BRIEF NEWS CF OREGON
Nearly three miles of municipal rail
road la in opera tioa at Grants Pass,
the first road of its kind to be started
in Oregon.
The Oregon state federation of la-
tor urges Senator Chamberlain to aid
in passing the senate bill restricting
immlgiation. The illiteracy test has
the indorsement of the federation.
Sixty members of the Oregon Na
tional Guard were vaccinated with ty
phoid prophylaxis at the Clackamas
rifle range.
M. F. Henderson of the University
of Wisconsin has been engaged as
pathologist and weather observer for
Jackson county, at a salary of Jl'500
a year and $1500 for Incidental ex
penses. ' Senator Chamberlain offered amend
ments to the sundry civil bill provid
ing $207,000 tor the improvement of
Tillamook bay and $5000 for use In
assisting the state of Oregon in guard
ing against forest fires.
The state immigration commission,
has urged through Senator Lane, bet
ter life-saving service on the ocean
beaches north of the Columbia river.
Life saving crews are willing to under
take patrol work on the beaches.
The Astoria 19th annual regatta will
be held Thursday, Friday and Satur
day. From point of attendance, var
ied attractions and amusements and
the number of participants in the big
races, It bids fair to outclass by tar
any of Its predecessors.
Dr. J. P. Wallace of Albany has de
clared that he will not accept the
democratic nomination for state sen
ator from the fourth district, and E.
D. Cusick of Albany, republican choice
will therefore have the field to him
self. Mrs. M. C. Reed, of Portland, was
chosen president of the Women's
Home Missionary Society of the Ore
gon conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church for the ensuing year,
at the close of the 28th annual meet
ing of the society at Albany.
Declaring that it would be un-American
and unpatriotic for a French ship
to lead the pageant through the Pan
ama canal at its opening, the Spanish
American War Veterans of Oregon, at
their sixth annual reunion, which
opened at Salem, adopted a resolution
urging President Wilson to give the
honor to the battleship Oregon.
The Interstate commerce commis
sion has further suspended from July
10 until January 10 the operation of
certain schedules for increased rates
applicable to transportation of melons
in car lots from certain points in Cal
:fornia to points in Oregon and Wash
ington. Burglars, who made a well-planned
raid on the postoffice at Jasper, lost
the greater part of their loot at the
last moment because they awakened
Leslie Wright by using too much ni-tro-glycerine.
Mr. Wright shot at
them with a rifle. They shot back
and ran. They left $300 in stamps
behind. About $50 in cash and some
Jewelry was carried away by them.
Petitions have been completed and
a proposed charter amendment filed
for the abolishment of the commission
form of government in Baker and the
substitution of the city manager plan.
The proposal will be voted on at the
general election in November, and, if
carried, will be followed by another
election In ten days of five commis
sioners to serve at nominal pay, who
shall employ a city manager from any
part of the country at an annual sal
ary of not to exceed $3600.
The McKenzie River highway, the
only motor car outlet from the Willa
mette Valley into Central Oregon, has
been formally declared open and safe
for motor traffic. The announcement
is made through the United States
Forestry officials, who have Deen in
strumental in building what is now
practically a macadamized highway,
open to all classes of motor traffic
across the Cascade mountains. They
also have been instrumental in ob
taining nearly $20,000, including road
district money, which will be spent
to complete the highway this summer.
The biggest military encampment
ever held in Oregon will begin at Gear
hart July 13 and continue ten days.
There will be about 2000 National
Guardsmen from Oregon and Idaho
and 50 regulars from the Twenty
first infantry in the camp on the plain
north of Gearhart. Every preparation
has been made for the mobilizing of
the troops and the establishment of
a good camp with all possible com
forts and conveniences. The program
provides interesting events for each
day, the principal features to be man
euvers, drills and military perform
ances of all kinds. The Guardsmen
will be furnished with clothing, trans
portation, blankets, meals and all oth
er necessities free of charge and will
be paid for their services. The guard
officers will receive the same pay as
officers of similar rank in the regular
army and privates will be paid from
$1.25 toJ2.50 a day. The Twenty-'
first infantry from Vancouver will
march to the camp, leaving the bar
racks July 2 and arriving at Gearhart
several days ahead jX the Guardsmen.
C. S. OSBORNE
V(SV. J, N i.
aV
C. S. Osborne, ex-Governor of Mich
igan, who It seekinj the nomination
for United States Senator.
ANGELES HUERTAS AGENT?
Carraiua'i Secretary Avers General
Real Cause of Strife With Villa.
Washington. Alfredo Breceda, pri
vate secretary of General Carranza,
leader of the revolutionist forces In
Mexico, issued a statement here,
charging that General Fillpe Angeles
had stirred up the recent contention
between Carranza and General Villa
and that Angeles was in reality an
agent of General Huerta.
Breceda's statement, issued after a
long conference with Luis Cabrera,
one of General Carranza's representa
tives here, who Is earnestly working
for participation of the constitution
alists in an informal peace conference
with delegates to the Niagara Falls
mediation conference, admits a breach
in the constitutionalist ranks that
probably cannot be healed unless me
diation should succeed.
Prune Prices Good.
New York All indications are that
both the price of green and dried
prunes will bo high this season. Small
crops are reported from California and
the northwest and the demand both
at home and abroad for the fresh
prune, generally called a plum by the
consumers, has been growing rapidly
each year.
Considers Distinction In Censorship.
Chicago. An ordinance permitting
the exhibition of certain motion pic
tures to "adults only" was recommen
ded by the judiciary committee of the
city council.
CHAMPIONSHIP STILL
HELDJYJOHNSON
Paris. "Jack" Johnson still holds
the heavyweight championship of the
world.
In a fistic battle at the Velodrome
d'Hiver here he easily defeated Frank
Moran, of Pittsburg, on points in a
20-round contest.
The great amphitheater presented a
wonderful sight for although there
were some empty seats, the tiers were
crowded with representatives of every
element. The singular spectacle was
presented of several hundred women,
in handsome gowns, applauding the
two pugilists as they struggled up and
down the ring, feinting and dodging
and hammering each other.
There was never a second during
that period in which a victory by
Moran could have been said to be in
the realms of possibility, and in the
second half of the fight it looked as
if Johnson certainly could have pun
ished his opponent more severely than
he did if he had ten so minded.
As a boxer, Moran was absolutely
outclassed.
Wheat Lowest Price In Eleven Years.
Chicago. Wheat prices are the low
est since 1903. There has been a
break of 12 cents within five weeks.
For the first time in recent years
the United States is leading the world
in making low prices for wheat,
Armed Men Guard Stores of Butte.
Butte, MontDesiring to save their
property against attacks from mobs,
merchants of Butte have placed armed
guards in their stores.
THE MARKETS
Portland.
Wheat Club, 8(ic; biuestem, 89c;
red Russian, 86c.
Hay Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $13.
Butter Creamery, 27c.
Eggs Ranch, 21c.
8eattle.
Wheat Biuestem, 89c; club, 86c;
red Russian, 85c.
Hay Timothy, $17 per ton; alfalfa,
$14 per ton.
Butter Creamory, 26c.
Eggs 24c.
Munitions
In the circuit court ot the Htnto o(
OrcKon for Crook county.
Crook County, Oregon, a public cor
purtitloii, iilnlntlff,
VH.
C W Alton, John Aruk'kor, AhIiwooiI
(iolil Mining Co, John ltnlu, S A
KnUe.v, C 1' Hivker, 11 C 11.11. Not
tlit M HolHovort. Ji'hh J Boyd, .1 ('
HroKtiu, C C Uuolmmin, CO Hut lor,
Hulilu V Cnrxon. Ueo II Oirnor,
VV l Clnrk, A lint B Clevelttml,
Columbia Valley TrilVt Co, B S
Cook Co, Hull C Crowley, Severt
DebliiK, J F Drew, Ivy O Duvltt
on, Kiiitua K KiiiiKi Kilwuril
FiiKHii, Mary Foikuhoii, 11 W
(iambic, II V (futon, Attue E
Gooote, J D Gllmon, Mr A M Gilt
son, U GlUlner, Walter GllleHle, J
'W tSleHouer, Alexander Halbrook,
Jerry Haley, K It Halternmn, W K
Hiunuier, W II lltuion, J T llonn-
ton, J W Hurt, Kvu JolitiHon, II K
' Jonen, J U Jullen, O O Joined,
Corn A Joiiok, Corn A Joiiex, E .1
Lane, K J Leach, Ralph E l.owl,
CM I. Inter, Mr. Enter Lovkwood,
W Lord, U R LouekH, Win M
Luther, Dentil Lvncli, J VV
Maekey. Ctni A MUlder, (i W
MIIcm, II E Miller, C J Mllllptn,
Elu MllllKan. A It Mlukler. V i
Myern, J 11 Moore. J W McColluiu,
U MiCollinii, Jail McColluiu, T
McCoy, Mo.Meen & Springer,
l.tuuhlln McNeil, Millie Mil'liinmm,
MoTajruart & Bve, Nunev It Noble,
C 1' .Vlxon. Mr It A OKiino,
Chan W I'arrlah, John M Payne
John R Powem, Mr M J Price, 'I'
K Kaliom, TIioh Kellly Km, K W
ltolH-rtx, E Knwntitiiiiu, Floyd A
ltowell, Sanford & Rodman, 1' I'
Sbruin, US Price, Ueo K Smith.
Jaine- Spencer. O E Splnkx, J F
Stdley, L C StepliriiHon. Win (i
StlleH, Thou K Stroud, J P Strljk
ler, Maud Taylor, W 1' Thorp. C
M Triplet t. T B Tucker, Henry 1)
Turner, John It Vanderpool, K It
Vaughn, Ceo Voore, M Warner &
R XI Burnett, Harry (). Well, S S
W IlkliiH. iva It Went, Ceo Wliher
ly, It G Wileoxen, U A WIIhoii,
Joliu B VViuier, 1' IS ItcyuoliU, and
nil pentonn uiikiuiwii owning or
claiming to own, or having, or
clalinluic to have, any rlkclit, title,
eiulty or liiteront whatever In Hie
real property hereinafter dcttcrllicd,
defendauu.
To U W Allen, John Arnleker, AmIi
wood Gold Mining Co, John Bain,
5 A Bakley.CP Becker, H C Bell,
Nettle M Bolnevert. Jens J Hoyd, J
C BroKan, C C Buchanan, C C
Butler, Huldn 1' Cornon, Goo H
Caruer, W D Clark, Almee B Cleve
land, Columbia Valley Trust Co,
It S Cook & Co, Dan C Crowley,
Severt Deblns, j K Drew, Ivy c
DavidHon, Emma K .Epplii, Ed
ward I'll Kim, Mary FergUHon, II
W Gamble, H V Gattv, Ajriion E
George, J I) tiibnon. Mm A M t illt
hoii, B tilltluer, Wulter GliloHple, .1
W Gk-Nxnor, Alexamler llallironk,
.lorry Haley, E It Hultcriunn, W K
Haumior, W 11 Ilmion, J T IIoiih
ton, J W Hurt, Eva JoIiiihoii, II F
Jouen, J ( Jiilit'ii, ( o JauioN, Cora
A Jonott, Cora A .Ioiioh, EJ Lane.
E J Leaoh, Itnlpli 10 Lewln, C M
LlHter, Mm Fitter LockiVood, W
Lord, G K Loui-kn, Win .M Luther,
DeniijH Lynch, J VV Mni-Kev, Ciian
A Mleliler, G VV Mllen, li E Miller,
C J Mlllltcan, Elnle Mlllliran, A K
Mlnklor. W P Mvern, J 11 Moore, J
W MeColl , G MiColltim, Jail
McColluiu T McCoy, Mc.Vleen A
Springer, Lnnehllii McNeil, Millie
McPbeaiton, McTairt;nrt & liye,
Naney U Noble, C P NoIhoii, Mr II
A O'Kane, Chan W ParrlMli, John
M Payne, John R Powem, Mr M
J Price. T R lluliorn. TIioh Rellly
ent, E W RtdiertH, R RoHoiibatim,
Flotd A Rowell. Kanrord & Rod
man, D 1' iShruin, R S Price, Geo E
Smith, James Spencer, ) E Spink,
J y Stalev, L C SieplieiiHon, Will
G StlleH, TIioh E Stroud, J PStrlok
ler, Maud Taylor, W V Thorp, C M
Trlplett, T B Tucker, Henry I)
Turner, John B Vuiiderpnnl, it B
Vauirlni, Goo Vooren. , M Warner
6 It M Burnett, Harry G Wetili, S
S W'ilkliiH. Iva B Went, Gun Willi
erliy, R 4 Wileoxen, li A WIIhoii,
John it Wiuier, 1' B RoynoIdH, ami
all pernoiiH unknown owning or
claiming to own, or having or
claiming to have, any rluht, title,
eijuity or Intercut whatexer III f he
real property hereinafter (leHcrilied,
the aliuve named defeiidantH:
In tlie name of the Mtale of Ore(on
You are beieliy nolllied that Crook
County, Oregon, a jiutilic corpora
tion, tlie nobler of CcrtllicateH or l)e
liiiiiuenc.v C 2(11 to C 2tH, IhhiioiI on
June 2nd, 11)14, by tin.' tax collector
of the county of Crook, slate of Ore
gon, fur the amount of Two thoti
hhiiiI two hundred Heventv-one and
elKiiteen hundredths ($2271.1), dol-
larn, tlie Hamo Iielng the iiiiiouut
then due and delinquent for taxen
for the year I'M), together with pen
alty, liitereHt and coHtH thereon up
on the real property aHHesHed to you,
of which you are tlie owner a up
pearM of record. Hltuated In nald
county and mate, and particularly
tjoiiniled and uescrllied um IoIIowh,
to-wit:
E'A nwj ec 10, tp 16, r 12; lot 2,
bik 40, Paliiiulii; ei of Hi-Jsci hoc
tp 'J, r HI; h 7 hcren w uwj hoc 29, tp
17, r 12, nwj uw, ej nwj hoc 2, tp
P.), r Vi; lot lfl, blk 14, Laldla w; lot '.),
lilk 40, Palmaln; h4 hoc ;I, tp 9, r 13:
HeJnwJ.HW'i ne, nwj sej, nej awl
ec .'10, tp 11, r 19, i j nwj, swl nwj,
n nw i hoc ), tp r ll: nwk hwi.
hJ nwj, nej nwj hoc 19, tp 9, r 1H; hoJ
net "cc U, Hwt a J. wi hwJ sec ID, tp
12, r 12; hoJ HejHee 1, iii 13, r 13, h!
hw4, nej twj nee 6, tp 13, r 14; n hwJ
nee 5, nj ho J Hec 6 tp lf, r 20; f J hoc
;;ii, tp i, no; lot iu, iik i:j, lhki
law, lot, 20, lilk 14, Laidluw: w'A wi
Heel), iij hwJ. nwj sej nee 10, tp 13, r
lb; lotH li. 12, lilk Lalillaw; nj lot
11, all lot 12, blk 0, Laldlaw: nel m i
Bee 12, tp 10, r 17; wj nwj, hoJ swj
hoc 7, tp 10, r 18; lot li, lilk 20, Laid
law; e) nwj, hoJ nwj see 16, tp 13,
r 11; Lytle acre 6; nwj hoc 3(1, tp 14,
r 10; w hoJ sec 22, tp 11, r 19; nwj
nej, nej nwj ec 27, tp 11, r 19; lot H,
blk 17, DeHcbutes add; n4 hwL hoJ
nwj, awj aej nee 24, tp 9, r 17; lots 7,
8, Ulk 9, lntadd Prlnevlllej lot 2, blk
6, Laldlaw; ej cj sec 9, tp 16, r 11;
wj v sec 10, tp 16, r 11; hJ nee 4, tp
lfl, r 11; si nej, , nej hoJ, hoJ gej sec
17, tp 11, r 19; lot 5, blk 15, Red
mond; nj nwj. swj nwj, sec 17,' aej
nel sec 18, tp 11, r 19; ni swl. nwl
sej, nwj nwJi sec 33, tp 11, r 13; lot
4, blk 9. Laldlaw; wj scj, sej swj
sec 22, nej nwj sec 27, tp 12, r 11; nej
HOJ HOC 14, e) SWj, tlWj HWj Hlf 13, tp
12, r 13; hoJ eo Id, tp 10, r 13; nwj
nJ hoc 9, nj iioJh.v 8, tp Id, r IS;
hwJ hwJ hoc 4, m j hiv 10, all of hoc
21, i p 15, r 18; njlot 2, blk 19, Pal
maln; nej hoJ hoc ,i4, nej tie J hoc 22,
tp lft, r 12; Iota ft, 6, blk as. Red
mond; hJ hwJ hoc 19, tp 19, r 13; lot
12, blk 2, Laldlaw; lot 4, tdk 11, Bend;
lotH ll, 7, 8, 9, blk 2H, Bond; wj nej,
wj ho J hoc 29, tp 1ft, r 20; hoJ livvj,
nejHwJ, lotn 6, it, Hocti, tp 17, r 22;
Wj HW J, HOJ HWj HOJ IIWj HOW 2i", tl
17, r 11; w of w J. wSi hoc 2, all hoc !l,
tp 1ft, r 17; ej hw 31. lp 14, 17; lot 3,
blk 20, Palmaln: hwJ hii' 16, tp 15, r
12; lotH 1, 2, 3, blk 31, Palmaln; uwj
nej, ej ueVj, m4, HtV 10,
tp 1ft, r lft; hwJ nej see 1, tp
13, r 15; nej nwj, ' nej,
uwj hoJ nee 32, tp 20, r 24; e nwi,
nwj nej mv 27, hoJ hwJ hic 22, tp 12,
rl4:wHoJ t j hwJ, ej nej hoc 33,
hwJ n'!j hh' 27, tp 16, r 24, nej hoJ
ueo 28, tp lft. r 24; e nej, lift hoJ hoc
19. tp 21. r 12; ei ni nee 33, tp 12, r 14;
lotn 2, 3, hoc 5, tp 13. r 14; hi J w j,
hwJ m j h.c 32, tp 12. r 14; hoJ awj,
hoJ hiv 26. eSi uwj. hwJ nej hoc 35, tp
12, r 13; aw l4 hoc 26, tp 14, r 16: nw J
nej hoc 26, tp 16, r II, nej Hec 26, tp
14, r 13; lotn 6, 7, blk 11, AhIiwooiI;
wi nwj, nwj hw J neo 29, nej hoJ hoc
30, tp 10, r 16, lot 2, blk 11, AhIiwooiI;
hoJ hoc 7. tp 19, r 13; nwj nej hoc 33,
tp 12, r 12; i nwj, m J nwj hiv 12,
nwj nwjHe 11, tp 12, r 10; wj uwj,
w nwj wH- 10, tp 12, r U; lot 14, Ink
20, lot . blk 11, Palmaln; ! hwJ hiv
25, tp 12, r 12; lot 2 blk 4ft, Red
mond; lotn 11, 12, blk 10, Betid; wj
n J, i-l in J. nej nej hoc 4, tp 11, r 15;
nej hi J hoc 32, uwj nwj, rj nJ hoc
;tl, tp it), r 17; ni m J, e nwj w 28,
tp 15, r 16; lotn ft, ti, blk 15, M 11 P
1'rlncvllle; lot 2, blk 54, Itediu I;
e) in J, el, n'V4, h J hi J neo 16, tp 9,
r 18; n J noj, nj hw J nee 14, uwj m J
hoc 23, tp 9, r 18; hi J m J, n J m j
20, tp 15, r 10; noj hwJ hoc 20, hi J nt J
nee 27, nwj nej hoc Sft, tp 11, r 19; m
in J hoc 30, tp 16, r 19; lot 9, blk 11,
I'ulimiln ; hv J nej, e in J, nwj n J
nee 4. tp 10, r 19; lot 4, blk 15, Prlue
villo;nuJ nwj nee 16, tp 16, r 15; m J
hw J hoc 11, hJ hwJ wc 12 tp 17, r 16;
lot 2. blk 67, Redmond; hwJ hit 9, tp
13, r 13, iiej noe 32, tp 19. r 10; nj m J
ni-c 35, tp 11, r 19; nwj nwj, m j awj,
ni wj, n J m j hoc ,tp 11. r 19; ii'u
m j nee 2, tp 12, r 19; lotn i, 2, 2;i, 24.
blk 18, Laldlaw ; nj nwj, in J hmJ, hwJ
nej hiv 20, tp 14, r 17; lot 11, blk 4,
Laldlaw; ej J nee 24, tu 11, r 16, nj
nwj nee 19, tp 11, r 17; lot to, blk 14.
Laldlaw j nwj Lytle acre 29; lota 8,
9, 10, 11, hoc 12, tp 10, r 12; lot 1, blk
3, Bend; nj iiJhiv 30, tp 14, r 10, w
hi J, noj In J, nej nej aec 9. tp 12, r 10;
kJ nej, nej m j w' 16, tp 15, r 12; In J
nwj, nwj noj nec 2:1, nj hi J hoc 14, tp
15, r 12;nwJ nej, nej uwj, nej awj,
nwj noj hiv 21, tp 13, r 15; Palmaln
paroel 200x200 lying 520 ft houIIi of
blk 33, Palmaln; 1J Lytic acre uwj
29; all nee 36, tp HI, r 20; nj hwJ,
hwJ nw'4 hoc 18, tp 13, r 11; lotn 1, 2,
3, 4, blk 2, Paulina, hw J hoc 32, tp 16,
r 11, hi J Lytle acre 29.
Said- C VV Allen, John Arnleker,
AhIiwooiI 'iold Mining Co, John
Bain, S A liakley, C I' Becker, 11 C
Boll, Nellie M Holheverl, Jen J
lloyd, J C llrogan, C V Buchanan,
C t; Butler, Hulilii P Carson, lieo 11
Caruer, W H Clnrk, Aliuee li Cleve
land, Columbia Valley Tnixt Co, 11
SCook & Co, Han C Crowley, Severt
Dotting, J K Drew, Ivy C DuvIiIhoii,
Emilia K Eiplng, Edward 1'agan,
Mary l'ergunon, II W Uamble, II V
(laten, Agnen E (ieorge, J D lillinoii,
Mm A M (illiHoii, B Gllduor, Walter
Glllonple, J W (ilennner, Alexander
Halbrook, Jerry Haley, ER lLilter
man, W !' Hammer, vv 11 Haiion. J
T HoiiHton, J VV Hurt, Eva JoIiiihoii,
II FJoiioh, JG Jullen, O O Jiniien,
Cora A Joiien, Cora A Joiioh, E J
Lane, E J Leach, itnlpli E I-wIh, C
M Llnter, Mm Enter Loekwood, W
Lord, it R LouekH, Win M Luther,
DeiiuiH Lynch, J W Mackev, Chan A
Mli bler, (i VV Mllen, 11 E Miller, C J
Mllllgan, EIhId Mllllgan, A R Mink
lor, VV P Mvem, J H Moore, J W Mo
Colluin, G McColluiu, Jill McColluiu,
T McCoy, MeMeen & Springer,
Lauehlin McNeil, Millie McPheanon,
Mo Taggart Ac Bye, Nancy R N'ohlo,
C P NoIhoii, Mm 11 A O'Kane, Chan
VV Purrlnh, John M Payne, John R
Powem, Mm M J Price, T R Raborii,
Thou Rellly oHt, E VV Roliertn, R
RoHenbauin, Fliyd A Row ell, Nan
ford & Roilinau, I) P Shriim, R S
Price, Gen E Smith, Jainen Spuicer,
O E Splukn, J !' Slalev, L C Slepben
hoii, VV in G stllen, 'I'Iioh E Stroud, J
P Strlekler, Maud Taylor. W P
Thorp, C M Triple! t. T B Tucker,
Henry D Turner, John P. Vander
pool, R B Vaughn, Geo Voore, M
Warner & R M Burnett, Harry G
Webb, S S WllklliH, Iva li Went, (ieo
Wltherby, It (i Wileoxen, (i A WII
hoii, John B Winter, P li ReyiioldH.
and all pernoiiH unknown owlilng or
claiming to own, or having or claim
ing to have any right, title, equity
or Intercut whatever in tlie real
property hereinabove described, an
the ownem of tint legal title of the
above, denerllied properly an the
Hume appears of record and each of
the other pernoiiH above named are
hereby furl tier notified that Crook
County, Oregon, a public corpora
tion, will apply to the circuit court
of tlie county and Mate aforenald,
for 'a decree forecloHlng the Hen
agaliiHt the property above de
Horlbed nnd mentioned in nald for
micate. And you are hereby Htiifl
moned to appear within wlxty dayn
after the first publication of tiieHiim
moiiH exchiHivo of the day of wild
llmt publication, ujjd defend tblH
action or pay the amount dim an
above nhown together with coHtn
and accrued Interest and In cane of
your failure to do no, a decree will
be rendered foreclonlng the lien of
said taxeH ami cohIh agaliiHt tlie
land and premiHen above named.
Thin Hiiminona 1h piibllHhed by or
der of the Honorable G. Springer,
Judge of the county court of the
Htate of Oregon for the county of
Crook, and nald order was made
ami dated tblH 11th day of Juno,
1914, and the date of the nrttt publi
cation of thlH HiuntnonH Is the lit li
day of June, 1914. Date of lant pub.
Mention Ih the 13th day of Augunt,
1914.
All process and papers In this pro
ceeding may be nerved upon the un
designed residing within the state
of Oregon, at the afJdiess herein
after mentioned, ,' ,
Willabd H. Wiira.
District Attorney and attorney for
Plaintiff. Address, Prlnevllle, Or.
ICEEPS YOUR
FRESH ail
Combination Pneumatic Sweeper'
TUIS Swiftly-Swcrpins. Easy-Runninj DUNTLEY Sweeper
cleans without raiiine dust, and at the tame time picks up
pins, lint, raveling, etc., in ONK OPKRATION. Its ease
makes sweeping a simple task quickly hrmhed. It reaches
even the most difficult places, and eliminates the necessity
of movinn and lifting all heavy furniture.
77i Great iMbor Saver ol the llometvtry hom, Urge of
, man, ran eniny trnri irtim uroum
the Uangrr ol Hying Uutl.
Duntley Is the Plonvw of Pneumatic Stveepert
lis the combination of the lnrumatlc Suction Noult and
revolving llmih. very cauly oirrirU and abaolutcly gla
Kuirru. in uu-m a at uum v.iraitrr, wny noi givt
the "Huntley" a trial in your hume at our eiMntr
Wrttt toddy for lull partkvlart
Duntlay Pnaumalic Swwpw Co.
6501 So. St.t St., Chicago, III,
AGENTS WAN I'ED Write t Once I
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De LAVAL
ream Separators
Sold on Easy Terms
Pioneer Cream Go.
Prineville, Oregon
City Meat Market
HORIGAN & REINKE, Props.
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish
Fruit and Vegetables in Season
SEASHORE VACATIONS
CLATSOP BEACH BEST
For Rest andFFun
The tang of salt air and exhilarating breezes.'the surf and
warm salt water bathing, will give
a new zest to life.
Hotel, Cottage and Camp Accommodations. Warm
Sea Water Natatorium at Seaside
and Gearhart.
A delightful trip along the beautiful Columbia River by limited
train carrying observation parlor cars and
comfortable coaches.
KiottBbore Special at 8:30 o'clock every morning, nnd Saturday
Special at 2:00 p. in. from Portland to
Clatsop Beach Iteflcrto.
Tickets and detailH furniHhej by ngentB.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
from all Oregon Trunk
stations sold daily, limit
October 31.
AORnnRi!
H. BAUKOL, Agent, Redmond, Ore. 6 4-4
HOME sfflSE
ill
uruiiiicry ana pfolccnon (rum
and Oysters
Military encampment and
Big Gun Practice at Fort
Stevens, June 12-23.
Astoria Regetta and Motor
Boat Races, July 2-4.
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CENTRAL OREGON LINE
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